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Baikal– Archaeology Project Contributions to Research Dissemination and Communication

This document lists all publications, presentations and other dissemination contributions by BHAP members from 2011– 2014. Publications are categorized by year, type and listed by author (alphabetical order), with BHAP members underlined. Detailed accounts of BHAP workshops, business meetings and conferences are listed separately and found on pages 23-32.

2014 REFEREED CONTRIBUTIONS Books edited works (4 in total) Cummings V, Jordan P and M. Zvelebil. (eds.) 2014. The Oxford Handbook of the Archaeology and Anthropology of Hunter- Gatherers. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Jordan P, Gillam JC, Uchiyama J. (eds.). 2014. Neolithization of Cultural Landscapes in . Journal of World Prehistory, Special Issue, Volume 27, No 3–4 (7 papers). Okada M. and Kato H. (eds.) 2014. Indigenous Heritage and Tourism: Theories and Practices on Utilizing the Ainu Heritage. Center for Ainu and Indigenous Studies, Hokkaido University, Sapporo. Wagner M, Jin G, Tarasov PE. (eds.) 2014. The Bridging Eurasia Research Initiative: Modes of mobility and sustainability in the palaeoenvironmental and archaeological archives from Eurasia. Quaternary International, Special Issue, Volume 348, 266 pages.

Book chapters (8 in total) Kubo D, Tanabe CH, Kondo O, Ogihara N, Yogi A, Murayama S, Ishida H. Cerebellar size estimation from endocranial measurements: an evaluation based on MRI data. In: Akazawa T, Ogihara N, Tamabe CH, Terashima H. (eds.) Dynamics of Learning in Neanderthals and Modern Humans, Volume 2, Cognitive and Physical Perspectives, Replacement of Neanderthals by Modern Humans Series, Tokyo: Springer , 209-215, 2014. Jordan P and V. Cummings. 2014. Introduction. In: Cummings, V, Jordan P and M. Zvelebil 2014. (eds.). The Oxford Handbook of the Archaeology and Anthropology of Hunter-Gatherers. Oxford: Oxford University Press. pp 1-29. Jordan P. and V. Cummings. 2014. Analytical Frames of Reference in Hunter-Gatherer Research. In: Cummings, V, Jordan P and M. Zvelebil 2014. (eds.). The Oxford Handbook of the Archaeology and Anthropology of Hunter-Gatherers. Oxford: Oxford University Press. pp 33-42. Jordan P. and V. Cummings. 2014. Prehistoric Hunter-Gatherer Innovations. In: Cummings, V, Jordan P and M. Zvelebil 2014. (eds.). The Oxford Handbook of the Archaeology and Anthropology of Hunter-Gatherers. Oxford: Oxford University Press. pp 585-606. Jordan P. 2014. The Ethnohistory and Anthropology of ‘Modern’ Hunter-Gatherers. In: Cummings, V, Jordan P and M. Zvelebil 2014. (eds.). The Oxford Handbook of the Archaeology and Anthropology of Hunter-Gatherers. Oxford: Oxford University Press. pp 903-917. Jordan P. and V. Cummings. 2014. New Approaches in the Study of Hunter-Gatherers. In: Cummings, V, Jordan P and M. Zvelebil 2014. (eds.). The Oxford Handbook of the Archaeology and Anthropology of Hunter-Gatherers. Oxford: Oxford University Press. pp 1093-1109. Kato H. 2014. Koukogaku shiryo kara Minzoku wa dou egakeruka (How can we describe the Ethnic group based on Archaeological resources), In: Koukogaku Kenkyukai 60 shunen Kinenshi Koukogaku kenkyu 60 no Ronten (The 60thAnniversary of the foundation of Society of Archaeological Studies: the 60 issues for Archaeological Studies), Kokogaku Kenkyukai (Society of Archaeological Studies), pp. 93-94Okayama, JAPAN. Schulting RJ. 2014. Hunter-gatherer diet, subsistence and foodways. In: Cummings V, Jordan P and M. Zvelebil (eds.). The Oxford Handbook of the Archaeology and Anthropology of Hunter‐Gatherers. Oxford: Oxford University Press. pp 1266–1287.

Articles in scholarly refereed journals (22 in total) Bezrukova EV, Belov AV, Letunova P, Kulagina NV. The response of the environment of the Angara–Lena Plateau to global climate change in the Holocene // Russian Geology and Geophysics, 2014, v. 55, p. 463–471. Bronk Ramsey C, Schulting RJ, Goriunova OI, Bazaliiskii VI. and Weber AW. 2014. Analyzing radiocarbon reservoir offsets through stable nitrogen isotopes and Bayesian modeling: A case study using paired human and faunal remains from the Cis- Baikal region, . Radiocarbon 56(2): 789-799. Faccia K, Buie H, Bazaliiskii VI, Goriunova OI, Boyd S, Hallgrímsson B, and Katzenberg MA. Bone Quality In Prehistoric, Cis-Baikal Forager Femora: A Micro-CT Analysis of Cortical Canal Microstructure. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Early View. Hirata D, Abramov AV, Baryshnikov GF, and Masuda R. 2014. Mitochondrial DNA haplogrouping of the brown , arctos (: Ursidae) in Asia, based on a newly developed APLP analysis. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 111: 627-635. (DOI: 10.1111/bij.12219) 1 Lieverse AR, Pratt IV, Schulting RJ, Cooper DML, Bazaliiskii VI, Weber AW. 2014. Point taken: An unusual case of incisor agenesis and mandibular trauma in early Bronze Age Siberia. International Journal of Paleopathology 6:53-59. Lieverse AR, Temple DH, Bazaliiskii VI. 2014. Paleopathological description and diagnosis of metastatic carcinoma in an Early Bronze Age (4588±34 cal BP) forager from the Cis-Baikal region of Eastern Siberia. PLOS One DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0113919. Losey RJ, Jessup E, Nomokonova T, Sablin, M. 2014. Craniomandibular Trauma and Tooth Loss in Northern and Wolves: Implications for the Archaeological Study of Husbandry and Domestication, PLoS One (9) 6, pp1-16, e99746 Losey RJ, Osipov B, Sivakumaran R, Nomokonova T, Kovychev EV, Diatchina NG. 2014. Estimating body mass in dogs and wolves using cranial and mandibular dimensions: application to Siberian canids. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology DOI: 10.1002/oa.2386. Losey RJ, Nomokonova TIU, Savel'ev NA. 2014. Radiouglerodnoe datirovanie i fauna mnogosloinoi stoianki Bugul'deika II na Baikale (po materialam raskopok 2006–2008 gg.) [ and fauna of the Bugul'deika II site from region (excavations of 2006–2008)]. Izvestiia IGU. Seriia Geoarkheologiia, Etnologiia, Antropologiia 7: 3–17[in Russian]. Losey RJ, Nomokonova TIU, Goriunova OI. 2014. Rekonstruktsiia razmerov sorogi (Rutilis rutilis lacustris) iz arkheologicheskikh stoianok ozera Baikal (formuly dlia vychisleniia cherez regressionnyi analiz) [Roach size reconstruction (Rutilis rutilis lacustris) from archaeological sites on Lake Baikal (formulas for estimating the total lengths through regression analyses)]. Izvestiia IGU. Seriia Geoarkheologiia, Etnologiia, Antropologiia 7: 18–36 [in Russian]. Miyazato E, Yamaguchi K, Fukase H, Ishida H, Kimura R. Comparative analysis of facial morphology between Okinawa Islanders and mainland Japanese using three-dimensional images. American Journal of Human Biology. 2014. DOI: 10.1002/ajhb.22560. (May 17th, online publication). Müller S, Tarasov PE, Hoelzmann P, Bezrukova EV, Kossler A, Krivonogov SK. 2014. Stable vegetation and environmental conditions during the Last Glacial Maximum: New results from Lake Kotokel (Lake Baikal region, southern Siberia, ). Quaternary International, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.quaint.2013.12.012, published online. Nomokonova T, Losey R, Goriunova OI, Bazaliiskii VI. 2014. Holocene Seal Imagery in the Lake Baikal Region of Eastern Siberia. Archaeology Ethnology & Anthropology of Eurasia 42(3): 21–28. Nomokonova TIU, Goriunova OI. 2014. Obraz nerpy v iskusstve drevnego naseleniia Pribaikal'ia (neolit - bronzovyi vek) [Seal images in the ancient art of the Cis-Baikal region (Neolithic - Bronze Age)]. Arkhaicheskoe i Traditsionnoe Iskusstvo: Problemy Nauchnoi i Khudozhestvennoi Interpretatsii pp. 67–70. Isd-vo IAiE SO RAN, Novosibirsk [in Russian]. Ou W, Takekawa S, Yamada T, Terada C, Uno H, Nagata J, Masuda R, Kaji K, and Saitoh T. 2014. Temporal change in the spatial genetic structure of a sika deer population with an expanding distribution range over a 15-year period. Population Ecology 56: 311-325 (DOI: 10.1007/s10144-013-0425-y). Sato T, Khenzykhenova F, Simakova A, Danukalovan G, Morosova E, Yoshida K, Kunikita D, Kato H, Suzuki K, Lipnina E and Medvedev G. 2014. Paleoenvironment of the Fore-Baikal region in the Karginian interstadial: Results of the interdisciplinary studies of the Bol’shoj Naryn site. Quaternary International 333: 146-155. Scharlotta I, Weber AW. 2014. Mobility of middle Holocene foragers in the Cis-Baikal region, Siberia: Individual life history approach, strontium ratios, rare earth and trace elements. Quaternary International 348: 37–65. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.quaint.2014.03.040 Schulting RJ, Ramsey C, Goriunova OI, Bazaliiskii VI, Weber AW. 2014. Freshwater reservoir offsets investigated through paired human-faunal 14C dating and stable carbon and nitrogen isotope analysis at Lake Baikal, Siberia. Radiocarbon 56(3): 991–1008. DOI: 10.2458/56.17963 Silva F, Steele J, Gibbs K, Jordan P. 2014. Modeling Spatial Innovation Diffusion from Radiocarbon Dates and Regression Residuals: The Case of Early Old World Pottery. Radiocarbon, Vol 56, Nr 2, 2014, pp 723–732. Temple DH, Bazaliiskii VI, Goriunova OI, Weber AW. 2014. Skeletal growth in Early and Middle Holocene foragers from the Cis-Baikal region of East Siberia. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Vol. 153:377–386. Wagner M, Jin G, Tarasov PE. 2014. The “Bridging Eurasia” research initiative: Modes of mobility and sustainability in the palaeoenvironmental and archaeological archives from Eurasia. Quaternary International 348: 1–3. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.quaint.2014.08.043 Waters-Rist AL, Faccia K, Lieverse AR, Bazaliiskii VI, Katzenberg MA, Losey RJ. 2014. Multicomponent analyses of a hydatid cyst from an Early Neolithic hunter--gatherer from Lake Baikal, Siberia. Journal of Archaeological Science 50: 51–62. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jas.2014.06.015

OTHER REFEREED CONTRIBUTIONS Conference proceedings (3 in total) Clarke MR, Lieverse AR, Robertson EC, Bazaliiskii VI, Goriunova OI, Weber AW. 2014. An exploration of the utility of dental calculus in the study of diet in the middle Holocene Cis-Baikal. American Journal of Physical Anthropology Supplement 58:94. Purchase SL, Lieverse AR, Bazaliiskii VI, Weber AW. 2014. Culture change and the relationships between infection and stress in the middle Holocene Cis-Baikal. American Journal of Physical Anthropology Supplement 58:212.

2 Sato T. 2014. Dogs and Jomon people, In: Nishida I. (ed.), Proceedings of the Higashimyou Symposium: The Jomon people and their real life revealed from shell mound remains, Saga: Saga board of education, pp.74-92 (in Japanese).

Conference presentations (10 in total) Note: Does not include presentations at the BHAP International Workshop held at University of Alberta May, 2014 and the BHAP Core-to-Core Meeting for Physical Anthropology Section held in Sapporo January, 2014. See pages 23-32 for details. Kato H. 2014. Rebun To Kokusai Firudo Sukuru wo tsujita Netowa-ku no Kouchiku (Construction of International Research Network through the International Field School in Rebun Island), Kokusai Sinpojiumu Kitataiheiyo Engan Shosenjyumin Bunka no Hikaku Kenkyu: Senjyu Ken to Kaiyo Shigen no Riyo wo Chushin ni (International Symposium Comparative Studies for Indigenous Culture around Northern Pacific Rim: Focusing on Indigenous Right and Utilization of Marine Resources), National Museum of Ethnology, Suita, Japan, 12th January 2014. Lieverse AR, Bazaliiskii VI, Weber AW. 2014. Death by twins: an early case of dystocic childbirth in Neolithic Siberia. Paper presented at the 41st annual meeting of the Paleopathology Association, Calgary, AB, 08-09 April 2014. Lieverse AR. 2014. Death in the Cis-Baikal: Three remarkable examples of suffering and demise during the Siberian middle Holocone. Keynote address for the APALA Undergraduate Anthropology Conference, Saskatoon, SK, Canada, 18 Jan 2014. Losey R, Harrington L. 2014. Identifying sled dogs through bone functional adaptation studies. Society for American Archaeology Annual Meeting, Austin, Texas, U.S.A. Kurozumi T, Sato T, Nara T, Watanabe T, Sawada J, Sawaura R, Yoshinaga A, Chiba T, Kanai A, Takeuchi S and Hirasawa Y. 2014. Land molluscan assemblage of the Last Glacial Maximum and later changes at the northern end of , Japan. 2014 Annual Meeting of the Malacological Society of Japan. Osaka Museum of Natural History, Osaka. April. Takeuchi S, Kanai A, Hirasawa Y, Sawaura R, Chiba T, Sawada J, Watanabe T, Suzuki T, Sato T and Nara T. (Feb.1, 2014) Shitsukari-Abe Cave site, Aomori Prefecture. 27th Annual Meeting of the Association for Studies of the Paleolitihc Cultures in the Tohoku District of Japan. Hokkaido University, Sapporo. Scharlotta I. 2014. Differentiating migration and mobility: Comparing the spatial and temporal resolution of bulk and micro- sampled geochemical data of middle Holocene hunter-gatherers. Paper to be presented at the 20th annual meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists, Istanbul, Turkey. September 10-14, 2014. Shepard B. 2014. Changes in Mobility Patterns and Community-Level Integration in Southern Siberia during the Middle Holocene. Presented at the “People in Motion: Mobility, Migration, and Exchange.” 4th Annual UCLA Cotsen Institute of Archaeology Graduate Research Conference, UCLA. Yoneda M. 2014. Radiocarbon dating on bones: Lessons from some recent studies in Japan. Workshop Radiocarbon in Japanese Archaeology. Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures (Nowrich, 8 April). Yoneda M. 2014. Isotopic study on feeding ecology of Jomon populations on the coast of . The 80th Annual Meeting of Japanese Archaeological Association (Tokyo, 18 May)

Posters (3 in total) Clarke MR, Lieverse AR, Robertson EC, Bazaliiskii VI, Goriunova OI, Weber AW. 2014. An exploration of the utility of dental calculus in the study of diet in the middle Holocene Cis-Baikal. Poster presented at the 83rd annual meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Calgary, AB, 09-12 April, 2014. Purchase SL, Lieverse AR, Bazaliiskii VI, Weber AW. 2014. Culture change and the relationships between infection and stress in the middle Holocene Cis-Baikal. Poster presented at the 83rd annual meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Calgary, AB, 09-12 April, 2014. Thompson J, Temple DH. 2014. Evaluating the sensitivity of skeletal growth parameters to systemic stress in foragers from Cis-Baikal, Eastern Siberia. Paleopathology Association Newletter.

NON-REFEREED CONTRIBUTIONS Articles in trade journals (3 in total) Clarke MR, Lieverse AR, Robertson EC, Bazaliiskii VI, Goriunova OI, Weber AW. 2014 An Exploration of the Utility of Dental Calculus in the Study of Diet in the Middle Holocene Cis•Baikal, Canadian Association of Physical Anthropology (CAPA) Spring Newsletter Vol. 2014 Issue 1. Purchase SL, Lieverse AR, Bazaliiskii VI, Weber AW. Non-specific Infection and Physiological Stress in Middle Holocene Cis-Baikal, Siberia Canadian Association of Physical Anthropology (CAPA) Spring Newsletter Vol. 2014 Issue 1. Yoneda M and T Nara. 2014. Dietary reconstruction of human remains from the Katsuyamadate site by carbon and nitrogen isotopes. Report on the Kakenhi Project on “Medieval Northern Trading and Domestration of Ezo region”. Pp. 179-182.

OTHER RESEARCH CONTRIBUTIONS Classroom and public lectures (4 in total) Kato H. 2014. Who are Ainu and whose heritage?: Current issues in Hokkaido Archaeology”, Seminar in Department of Archaeology, University of Uppsala, Uppsala, 13th March 2014. Kato H. 2014. Current issues around Ainu and Ainu Japanese Archaeology”, Asian Archaeology, Art and Culture Seminar

3 Series, Oxford Centre for Asian Archaeology, Art and Culture, School of Archaeology, Oxford University. 19th Feb. 2014. Sato T. 2014. Special lecture on archaeology and ethnology (An introduction to zooarchaeology), Special lecture on archaeology and ethnology (Zooarchaeological world), Seminar for undergraduate students, Seminar for graduate students, Exercise in Museology Keio University (2011-2014). Weber AW. 2014. Revisions to middle Holocene hunter–gatherer chronology in the Baikal region of Siberia: Freshwater reservoir effect. Baikal–Hokkaido Archaeology Project, Graduate Student Seminars, University of Alberta, Jan 29, 2014.

Other public activities (excluding lectures) (1 in total) Sato T. 2014. The exhibition titled “Open Jomon!”at the Minato City Local History Museum (Jan. 6 – Feb. 19, 2014).

Media dissemination (radio, television, online articles) (4 in total) Lieverse AR. 2014. http://www.rcinet.ca/en/2014/07/02/an-ancient-killing-reveals-genetic-anomaly/ Lieverse AR. 2014. http://phys.org/news/2014-06-siberian-bronze-age-skull-reveals.html Lieverse AR. 2014. http://www.heritagedaily.com/2014/07/siberian-bronze-age-skull-reveals-secrets-of-ancient- society/103922 Lieverse AR. 2014. http://www.lightsource.ca/news/media_release_20140611.php

Visiting research positions (1 in total) McKenzie HG. 2014. Adjunct Professor in Department of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of Saskatchewan.

Forthcoming Contributions (26 in total) Faccia K, Waters-Rist AL, Lieverse AR, Bazaliiskii VI, Stock JT, Katzenberg MA. n.d. Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH) in a middle Holocene forager from Lake Baikal, Siberia: potential causes and the effect on quality of life. International Journal of Paleopathology. Submitted and under revision. Faccia K, Buie H, Bazaliiskii VI, Goriunova OI, Boyd S, Hallgrímsson B, Katzenberg MA, Weber AW. Bone Quality In Prehistoric, Cis-Baikal Forager Femora: A Micro-CT Analysis of Cortical Canal Microstructure. American Journal of Physical Anthropology. In press. Hudson M. Artifacts and hyperobjects in the Anthropocene, Journal of Contemporary Archaeology. In press. M. Aoyama, Hudson M. No better medicine: health in American environmental writing, EcoHealth In press. Hudson M. Global environmental justice and the environment in Japanese archaeology. Nature and Culture. Conducting minor revisions for re-submission. Jordan P. Technology as Human Social Tradition: Cultural Transmission among Hunter-Gatherers. Berkeley: University of California Press. 370 pages. December 2014/In press. Lieverse AR, Bazaliiskii VI, Weber AW. n.d. Death by twins: a remarkable case of dystocic childbirth in Early Neolithic Siberia. Antiquity. In press. Lieverse AR, Faccia K, Waters-Rist AL, Antonova A, Vahdati Nasab H, Haverkort CM, Schulting R. n.d. Demography, health, and activity at the early Neolithic cemetery of Shamanka II. In: Bazaliiskii VI, Losey R, Weber AW, Lieverse AR (editors) Shamanka II, An Early Neolithic Cemetery on Lake Baikal (in Russian). Irkutsk. Submitted translation in progress. Losey RJ, Nomokonova T, and NA Savel’ev. Radiouglerodnoe datirovanie i fauna mnogosloinoi stoianki Bugul’deika II na Baikale (po materialam raskopok 2006-2008 gg.)[Radiocarbon dating and fauna of the Bugul’deika II site from Lake Baikal region (excavations of 2006-2008)]. Izvestiia IGU. Seriia Geoarkheologiia, Etnologiia, Antropologiia [in Russian] In press. Losey RJ, Nomokonova T, and OI Goriunova. Rekonstruktsiia razmerov sorogi (Rutilis rutilis lacustris) iz arkheologiche- skikh stoianok ozera Baikal (formuly dlia vychisleniia cherez regressionnyi analiz) [Roach size reconstruction (Rutilis rutilis lacustris) from archaeological sites on Lake Baikal (formulas for estimating the total lengths through regression analyses)]. Izvestiia IGU. Seriia Geoarkheologiia, Etnologiia, Antropologiia [in Russian]. In press. Losey RJ, Katzenberg MA, and T Nomokonova. Middle Holocene Fishing and Hunting in the Baikal Region of Siberia. Oxford Manual of the Archaeology of Diet. J. Lee-Thorp and A. Katzenberg, eds. Oxford Univ. Press, Oxford. In press. Losey RJ, Nomokonova T, and NA Savel’ev. Humans and at Bugul’deika II, a trans-Holocene habitation site on the shores of Lake Baikal, Russia. Quaternary International. Submitted. Losey RJ, Jessup E, Nomokonova T, and M Sablin. Trauma and tooth loss in the crania and mandibles of Northern dogs and wolves. PLoS ONE. Submitted. Lynch S, Weber AW. Obsidian resource use from the Jomon to Okhotsk period on Rebun Island: an analysis of archaeological obsidian. Submitted to Journal of Anthropological Science. Nomokonova T, Losey RJ, Goriunova OI, and VI Bazaliiskii. Perception of seals ( sibirica) among CisBaikal populations (Holocene, Eastern Siberia). Archaeology, Ethnography, and Anthropology of Eurasia [in Russian and English]. Submitted. Sato T, Hashimoto M, Abe Y and Ando H. Re-discovery of Kamikuroiwa Rock Shelter Dog Burial Bones. Anthropological Science. Submitted. Komiya H, Sawada J, Saeki F and Sato T. Morphological Characteristics of Dog Bones excavated from the Kamikuroiwa Rock Shelter site, Ehime Prefecture, Japan. Anthropological Science. Submitted. 4 Masuda R and Sato T. Mitochondrial DNA analysis of the Jomon dogs from the Kamikuroiwa Rock Shelter site in and the Higashimyo site in Kyushu, Japan. Anthropological Science. Submitted. Gakuhari T, Komiya H, Sawada J, Anezaki T, Sato T, Kobayashi K, Ito S, Kobayashi K, Matsuzaki H, Yoshida K and Yoneda M. Radiocarbon dating of a human remains and dog burials from the Kamikuroiwa Rockshelter. Anthropological Science. Submitted. Schulting RJ, Bronk Ramsey C, Goriunova OI, Bazaliiskii VI, Weber AW. n.d. Freshwater reservoir offsets investigated through paired human-faunal 14C dating and stable carbon and nitrogen isotope analysis at Lake Baikal, Siberia. Submitted to Radiocarbon. In press. Scharlotta I and AW Weber. 2014. Mobility of middle Holocene foragers in the Cis-Baikal region, Siberia: Individual life history approach, strontium ratios, rare earth and trace elements. In press. Quaternary International: Special Issue - Bridging Eurasia: Modes of mobility and sustainability in Central and East Asia since the Last Glacial Maximum. Waters-Rist AL, Faccia K, Lieverse AR, Bazaliiskii VI, Katzenberg AM, Losey RJ n.d. Multicomponent analyses of a hydatid cyst from an Early Neolithic hunter-fisher-gatherer from Lake Baikal, Siberia. Journal of Archaeological Science. Submitted and under review. Weber AW, Schulting RJ, Bronk Ramsey C and Bazaliiskii VI. Geochemical data from the Shamanka II Early Neolithic cemetery on southwest Baikal: Chronological and dietary patterns. In Shamanka II: An Early Neolithic Cemetery on Lake Baikal, Siberia. Submitted. Kozyrev AS, Shchetnikov A, Klementyev AM, Filinov IA, White D, Fedorenko AB. The Early Upper Palaeolithic of the Tunka Rift Valley, Lake Baikal region, Siberia. Quaternary International. In Revision. Wagner M, Jin G, and Tarasov PE (guest editors). “Bridging Eurasia: Modes of mobility and sustainability in Central and East Asia since the Last Glacial Maximum revealed by archaeological and environmental records” in Quaternary International: Special Issue - Bridging Eurasia: Modes of mobility and sustainability in Central and East Asia since the Last Glacial Maximum. In press. Tsutaya T, YI Naito, H Ishida, M. Yoneda Carbon, nitrogen, and sulfur isotope analyses on human and dog diet in the Okhotsk culture: perspectives from the Moyoro, Japan. Anthropological Science.In press.

Articles in preparation for publication 2014–15 (24 in total) Bazaliiskii VI, Goriunova OI. In preparation for publication of two volumes: monographs on Early Neolithic burial Shamanka II (Volume 1: 275. - Text 250. - 438 tables and illustrations, Volume 2: Russian translation of chapters and Lieverse AR and Losey, R (p. 100). Bazaliiskii VI. Finalize and publish two volumes of monographs on burial Shamanka II. Goriunova OI, Novikov AG, Vorobiev, GA, Weber AW, Nomokonova T, Losey RJ. Preparation of chapters to the monograph on multilayer settlement Sagan-Zaba II. Moussa N, Mooder K, Weber AW, Bamforth F. Maternal and paternal background of two late Neolithic-Early Bronze Age Populations of Hunter-gatherer Cemeteries in Lake Baikal, Siberia. In prep American Journal of Physical Anthropology. Suzuki S, Kimura R, Yamaguchi K, Sunagawa M, Shindo M, Tsurumoto T, Yoneda M, Nagaoka T, Ishida H. Degenerative changes of appendicular joints of five prehistoric and historic populations from the Japan Islands. QI Special Issue. In prep. Okamoto Y, Fukase H, Nagaoka T, Sato T, Adachi N, Kimura R, Yoneda M, Tsuchiya N, Murayama S, Ishida H. Possible SAPHO syndrome case of a mature female human skeleton from Hamanaka 2 site, Rebun, Japan. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology (in preparation). Jordan P et al. In prep. Paper on pottery residues from . Journal TBC (Antiquity). Gibbs, K. and P Jordan (eds.). In prep for 2015/16 and now under contract. Circumpolar Ceramics: Pottery Technology and the Foraging Spectrum. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [this is from the SAA Hawaii session in April 2013] Lieverse AR, Temple DH, Bazaliiski VI. n.d. Paleopathological description and diagnosis of a metastatic carncinoma in a 4500 year old hunter-gatherer from Siberia. In preparation, to be submitted to PLOS One by June 2014. Mack B, Lieverse AR, Bazaliiskii VI, Weber AW. Revisiting osteoarthritis in the middle Holocene Cis-Baikal. In prep. to be submitted September 2014 to Quaternary International (special issue on Bioarchaeology of Northeast Asia). Losey RJ. Monograph on the zooarchaeology of Holocene Cis-Baikal, currently in progress, with Dr. T. Nomokonova et al. Lynch S, Duke JM, Locock A, Weber AW. Evaluating the Applicability of Portable-XRF Analyses on Hokkaido Obsidian. (In progress) for Archaeometry. Nomokonova T, Losey RJ, Weber AW, Goriunova OI and AG Novikov. Baikals seals and hunters at Sagan-Zaba Cove, Siberia. Journal of Archaeological Anthropology. 27 pages. In prep. Nomokonova T and RJ Losey. Ethnoanatomy of Baikal seals. Journal of Archaeological Anthropology. 31 pages. In prep. Harrington L and Osipov B. 2014. The Developing Forager: Reconstructing Childhood Activity Patterns from Long Bone Cross-sectional Geometry in The Oxford Handbook of the Archaeology of Childhood. Oxford University press. 30 pages. Osipov B,Temple DH, Libby C, Harrington L. A comparative study of bone strength ontogeny in Northeast Asian hunter- gatherer groups. Quaternary International. 30 pages. Purchase S. Visual skeletal inventory for an appendix, Shamanka II Monograph, in progress. Scharlotta I, Bazaliiskii VI, Lieverse AR, Weber AW. Social consequences of increased reliance on fishing in middle Holocene Cis-Baikal: relating fishing gear, axes, and social status at the Shamanka II cemetery, Lake Baikal, Siberia. In 5 preparation for Quaternary International: Special Issue –Comparative Perspectives on the Hunter-Gatherer Archaeology of Northeast Eurasia (also likely to be modified for both the Russian and English versions of SHA II monograph) Schulting RJ, Yoneda M, and Weber AW. Hunter-gatherers in a northern ‘maritime’ zone: a comparison of stable carbon and nitrogen isotopes from Baikal and Hokkaido. In prep. Quaternary International. Paper to be submitted September 2014. Shepard B. 15 pgs, Cambridge Journal of Archaeology. In prep. Shepard B. 15 pages, Quaternary International. In prep. Temple DH. (in prep) Stress chronology and periodicity in Late/Final Jomon period people from Hokkaido: a comparative study. Quarternary Science. (Invited Contribution). In review. Weber AW, Schulting RJ, Bronk Ramsey C, Goriunova OI, Bazaliiskii VI. n.d. Chronology of middle Holocene hunter– gatherers in the Cis-Baikal region of Siberia: Corrections based on examination of the freshwater reservoir effect. In preparation for Quaternary International. Waters-Rist AL, Bazaliiskii VI, Goriunova OI, Weber AW, Katzenberg MA. to be submitted summer 2014. Evaluating the Biological Discontinuity Hypothesis of Cis-Baikal Early versus Late Neolithic/Bronze Age Populations using Dental Non- Metric Traits. To be submitted to Quaternary International for the special issue on the Bioarchaeology of Northeast Asia. Waters-Rist AL, Bazaliiskii VI, Goriunova OI, Weber AW, Temple D, Katzenberg MA. to be submitted 2015. Enamel Hypoplasia Evidence for Differential Seasonal Stress in mid-Holocene Hunter-Fisher-Gatherers from Cis-Baikal, Siberia. To be submitted to The American Journal of Physical Anthropology.

2013 REFEREED CONTRIBUTIONS Books edited works (3 in total) Hudson M, lewallen a.n. and M Watson (eds.) 2013. Beyond Ainu Studies: Changing Academic and Public Perspectives, Hawai‘i U Press. Kato H and Suzuki K. (eds.) 2013. Atarashii Ainushi no Kochiku: Sensh-heni, Kodai-hen, Chusei-hen” (Construction of New Ainu History: Prehistoric, Ancient and Medieval periods), Hokkaido Daigaku, Ainu-Senjyumin Kenkyu Sentaa (Center for Ainu & Indigenous Studies, Hokkaido University), 221 pages, Sapporo, JAPAN. Kato H and Yamamura T. (eds.) 2013 “Senjyumin Bunkaisan to Tourism: Ainu minzoku niokeru Bunkaisan no Katsuyo no Riron to Jitsen (Indigenous Cultural Heritage and Tourism: Theory and Practice on Utilizing the Cultural Heritage of Ainu)”, Hokkaido Daigaku, Ainu Senjyumin Kenkyu Sentaa (Center for Ainu & Indigenous Studies, Hokkaido University), 160 pages, Sapporo, JAPAN.

Monographs (1 in total) Andreev AA, Tarasov PE. 2013. Northern Asia. In: Elias S.A. (ed.) The Encyclopedia of Quaternary Science, vol. 4, pp. 164- 172. Amsterdam, Elsevier.

Book chapters (8 in total) Losey RJ, Bazaliiskii VI, Lieverse AR, Waters-Rist AL, Faccia K, Weber AW. 2013. The bear-able likeness of being: Ursine remains at the Shamanka II Cemetery, Lake Baikal, Siberia. In: C Watts (ed.), Relational archaeologies: Humans, animals, things. Routledge. ISBN: 978-0-415-52531-2. Hudson M. 2013. The ethnohistory and anthropology of ‘modern’ hunter-gatherers: North Japan (Ainu). In: Vicki Cummings, Peter Jordan and Marek Zvelebil, eds. The Oxford Handbook of the Archaeology and Anthropology of Hunter- Gatherer Societies (Oxford: Oxford University Press). Hudson M. 2013. Ainu and hunter-gatherer studies. In: Mark Hudson, ann-elise lewallen and Mark Watson, eds. Beyond Ainu Studies: Changing Academic and Public Perspectives (Hawai‘i U Press). Hudson M. 2013. Japan: archaeology. In: I. Ness, ed. The Encyclopedia of Global Human Migration, Volume 1 Prehistory. Wiley-Blackwell. Kato H. 2013. The Hokkaido sequence and the archaeology of the . In: C. Smith ed. The Encyclopedia of Global Archaeology, Springer, New –York, DOI 10.1007/978-1-4419-0465-2. Kato H. 2013. Haka no Tanjyo to Sousou Girei (The emergence of Burial and Funeral ritual). In: S. Habuta ed. Haka no Koukogaku (The Archaeology of Burial), pp. 22-28, Yoshikawa Koubunkan, Tokyo. Losey RJ, Bazaliiskii VI, Lieverse AR, Waters-Rist A, Faccia K, and Weber AW. 2013. The Bear-able Likeness of Being: Ursine Remains at the Shamanka II Cemetery, Lake Baikal, Siberia. In: Watts C (ed.). Relational Archaeologies: Humans, Animals, Things. New York, NY: Routledge. pp. 65-96. Yoneda M. 2013. Climate change during Jomon period and influence on human diet. In: K. Miyake ed. Japanese History and Environment, Yoshikawa-Kobunkan, Tokyo.

Special issues of scholarly refereed journals (2 in total) Tarasov PE, White D and Weber AW. (Editors). 2013. The Baikal–Hokkaido Archaeology Project: Environmental Archives, Proxies and Reconstruction Approaches. Quaternary International, Special Issue, Vol. 290–291, 1–358 (23 papers). Weber AW and Zvelebil M. (Editors). 2013. Human bioarchaeology: group identity and individual life histories. Journal of 6 Anthropological Archaeology, Special Issue Vol. 32(6) (7 papers).

Articles in scholarly refereed journals (36 in total) Bazaliiskii VI, Losey RJ, Pezhemskii DV, Garvie-Lok S, Germonpre M and JA Leonard. 2013. Ritual'nyj kompleks s prednamerennym pogrebeniem volka iz Bajkal'skoj Sibiri (Ritual complex with a deliberate wolf burial in Baikal Siberia). Rossiiskaia Arkheologiia (Journal of Russian Archaeology) 3:92-104. Bezrukova EV, Hildebrandt S, Letunova PP, Ivanov EV, Orlova LA, Müller S, Tarasov PE. 2013. Vegetation dynamics around Lake Baikal since the middle Holocene reconstructed from the pollen and botanical composition analyses of peat sediments and its implication for paleoclimatic and archeological research. Quaternary International 290–291, 35-45. Mackay AW, Bezrukova EV, Boyle JF, Holmes JA, Panizzo VN, Piotrowska N, Shchetnikov A, Shilland EM, Tarasov PE, White D. 2013. Multiproxy evidence for abrupt climate change impacts on terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems in the Ol'khon region of Lake Baikal, central Asia. Quaternary International 290–291, 46-56. Reshetova SA, Bezrukova E., Panizzo V, Henderson E, Ptitsyn AB, Dar’in AV, Kalugin IA. 2013. Vegetation of Central Transbaikalia in the Late Glacial Period and Holocene // Geography and Natural Resources, v. 34, No 2, p. 172-178. Kostrova SS, Meyer H, Chapligin B, Bezrukova EV, Tarasov PE, Kuz’min MI. 2013. Reconstruction of the Holocene Climate of Transbaikalia: Evidence from the Oxygen Isotope Analysis of Fossil Diatoms from Kotokel Lake. Doklady Earth Sciences 451 (1), 732–736. M. Aoyama, Hudson M. 2013. Minamata as negative heritage: implications for Fukushima. Pacific Geographies 40: 23-28. Dodo Y, Kawakubo Y, Sawada J, Ishida H. 2013. The Ainu and their neighbors as seen from the perspective of nonmetric cranial trait variation. III. Genealogical relations among the Ainu peoples and their neighbors from prehistoric and recent times. Anthropological Science (Japanese Series), 121: 1-17. (In Japanese with English summary) Kudaka M, Fukase H, Kimura R, Hanihara T, Matsumura H, Saso A, Fukumine T, Ishida H. Metric characteristics of human limb bones in Asian and Japanese populations. Anthropological Science, 121: 49-62, 2013. DOI: 10.1537/ase.121125. Craig OE, H Saul, A Lucquin, Y Nishida, K Taché, L Clarke, A Thompson, D T Altoft, J Uchiyama, M Ajimoto, K Gibbs, S Isaksson, CP Heron and P Jordan. 2013. Earliest evidence for the use of pottery. Nature 496 (7445): 351-4. Gibbs K and P Jordan 2013. Bridging the Boreal Forest: Siberian Archaeology and the Emergence of Pottery among Prehistoric Hunter-Gatherers of Northern Eurasia. Sibirica Journal 12: 1, Spring 2013: 1–38. Kostrova SS, Meyer H, Chapligin B, Kossler A, Bezrukova EV, Tarasov PE. 2013. Holocene oxygen isotope record of diatoms from Lake Kotokel (southern Siberia, Russia) and its palaeoclimatic implications. Quaternary International 290– 291, 21-34. Lieverse AR, Bazaliiskii VI, Goriunova OI, Weber AW. 2013. Lower limb activity in the Cis-Baikal: Entheseal changes among middle Holocene Siberian foragers. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Vol. 150(3): 421–32. Losey RJ, S Garvie-Lok, JA Leonard, MA Katzenberg, M Germonpre, T Nomokonova, MV Sablin, OI Goriunova, NE Berdnikova, NA Savel’ev. 2013. Burying Dogs in Ancient Cis-Baikal, Siberia: Temporal Trends and Relationships with Human Diet and Subsistence Practices. PLoS One: e63740. Hirata D, Mano T, Abramov AV, Baryshnikov GF, Kosintsev PA, Vorobiev AA, Raichev EG, Tsunoda, H, Kaneko Y, Murata M, Fukui D, and Masuda R. 2013. Molecular phylogeography of the (Ursus arctos) in northeastern Asia based on analyses of complete mitochondrial DNA sequences. Molecular Biology and Evolution 30: 1644-1652. Omote K, Nishida C, Dick MH, and Masuda R. 2013. Limited phylogenetic distribution of a long tandem-repeat cluster in the mitochondrial control region in Bubo (Aves, Strigidae) and cluster variation in Blakiston’s fish owl (Bubo blakistoni). Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution 66: 889-897. (DOI: 10.1016/j.ympev.2012.11.015) Kamada S, Murakami T, and Masuda R. 2013. Multiple origins of the Japanese Martes melampus introduced into Hokkaido Island, Japan, revealed by microsatellite analysis. Study 38: 261-267. (DOI: 10.3106/041.038.0410) Bergemann M, Müller S. 2013. Last interglacial vegetation in northern Asia: Model simulations and comparison with pollen- based reconstructions. Quaternary International, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.quaint.2013.10.041 published online. Nomokonova T, Losey RJ, Iakunaeva VN, Emel’ianova IuA, Baginova E.A, and MV Pastukhov. 2013. People and seals at Siberia’s Lake Baikal. Journal of Ethnobiology 33(2): 259-280. Nomokonova T, Losey RJ, Goriunova OI and Weber AW. 2013. A freshwater old carbon offset in Lake Baikal, Siberia and problems with the radiocarbon dating of archaeological sediments: Evidence from the Sagan-Zaba II site. Quaternary International, Special Issue, Vol. 290–291: 110–125. Sato T. 2013. Studies of the raised bear ceremony: Current trends and issues. Biostory 20: 34-43 (in Japanese). Sato T. 2013. Deer-sending rituals of the medieval and the early modern Ainu. Zooarcheology 30:136-151(in Japanese with English abstract). Scharlotta I, Goriunova OI, and Weber AW. 2013. Microsampling of human bones for mobility studies: diagenetic impacts and potentials for elemental and isotopic research. Journal of Archaeological Science, Vol. 40: 4509–4527. Shepard B. 2013. Reconsidering Methodological Holism in the Middle Holocene Cis-Baikal’s “Post-Hiatus” Period. Известия Иркутского Государственного Университета. Серия «Геоархеология. Этнология. Антропология» [News from the Irkutsk State University. “Geoarchaeology, Ethnology, and Anthropology” Series]. Smekalin OP, Shchetnikov AA, White D 2013. Arshan palaeoseismic feature of the Tunka fault (Baikal Rift Zone, Russia). Journal of Asian Earth Sciences 62, 317–328. 7 Tarasov PE, Andreev AA, Anderson PM, Lozhkin AV, Haltia-Hovi E, Nowaczyk NR, Wennrich V, Brigham-Grette J, Melles M. 2013. The biome reconstruction approach as a tool for interpretation of past vegetation and climate changes: Application to modern and fossil pollen data from Lake El’gygytgyn, Far East Russian Arctic. Climate of the Past Discussions 9, 3449-3487. Leipe C, Kito N, Sakaguchi Y, Tarasov PE. 2013. Vegetation and climate history of Northern Japan inferred from the 5500- year pollen record from the Oshima Peninsula, SW Hokkaido, Quaternary International 290–291, 151-163. Demske D, Tarasov PE, Nakagawa T, Suigetsu 2006 Project Members 2013. Atlas of pollen, spores and further non-pollen palynomorphs recorded in the glacial-interglacial late Quaternary sediments of Lake Suigetsu, central Japan. Quaternary International 290–291, 164-238. Nakagawa T, Kitagawa H, Payne R, Tarasov PE, Demske D and Suigetsu 2006 Project Members 2013. A standard sample method for controlling microfossil data precision: a proposal for higher data quality and greater opportunities for collaboration. Quaternary International 290–291, 239-244. Tarasov PE, Müller S, Zech M, Andreeva D, Diekmann B, Leipe C. 2013. Last glacial vegetation reconstructions in the extreme-continental eastern Asia: Potentials of pollen and n-alkane biomarker analyses. Quaternary Int. 290–291, 253-263. Weber AW, Jordan P and Kato H. 2013. Environmental change and cultural dynamics of Holocene hunter–gatherers in Northeast Asia: Comparative analyses and research potentials in Cis-Baikal (Siberia) and Hokkaido (Japan). Quaternary International, Special Issue, Vol. 290–291: 3–20. Weber AW and Goriunova OI. 2013. Hunter–gatherer migrations, mobility and social relations: A case study from the Bronze Age Baikal region, Siberia. In Human bioarchaeology: group identity and individual life histories, AW Weber and M Zvelebil (editors) Journal of Anthropological Archaeology Special Issue, Vol. 32(6):330–346. Kravchinsky VA, Langereis CG, Walker SD, Dlusskiy KG, White D. 2013. Discovery of Holocene millennial climate cycles in the Asian continental interior: Has the sun been governing the continental climate? Global and Planetary Change 110(C), 386–396. White D, Preece RC, Shchetnikov AA, Dlussky KG. 2013. Late Glacial and Holocene environmental change reconstructed from floodplain and aeolian sediments near Burdukovo, Lower Selenga River Valley (Lake Baikal region), Siberia. Quaternary International 290-291, 68–81. Naito YI, Y Chikaraishi, N Ohkouchi, M Yoneda. 2013. Evaluation of carnivory in inland Jomon hunter-gatherers based on nitrogen isotopic composition of individual amino acids in bone collagen Journal of Archaeological Science 40:2913-23. Tsutaya T and M Yoneda. 2013. Quantitative reconstruction of weaning ages in archaeological human populations using bone collagen nitrogen isotope ratios and approximate Bayesian computation. PLoS One 8(8), e72327. Zvelebil M and Weber AW. 2013. Human bioarchaeology: group identity and individual life histories – Introduction. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology, Special Issue, Vol. 32(6): 275–279.

OTHER REFEREED CONTRIBUTIONS Conference proceedings (3 in total) Nomokonova T, Losey RJ, Iakunaeva VN, Emel’ianova IUA and MV Pastukhov. 2013. Etnozooarkheologicheskie issledovaniia po okhote na nerpy na Baikale [Ethnozooarchaeology of Baikal seal hunting]. In Integratsiia Arkheologicheskikh i Ethnograficheskikh Isledovanii, Vol. 1, pp. 307-310. IrGTU, Irkutsk [in Russian]. Nomokonova T and Losey RJ. 2013. Seal hunting in the Little Sea region of Lake Baikal, Siberia. Proceedings of the 27th Annual International Abashiri Symposium, The Association for the Promotion of Northern Cultures, pp 25-30, Japan. Temple DH, Lieverse AR, Bazaliiskii VI, Weber AW. 2013. Paleopathological description and diagnosis of metastatic carcinoma in a Bronze-Age individual from Cis-Baikal, Siberia [abstract]. Paleopathology Association Newsletter (Meeting Supplment) S40: 53. Invited Symposium: Presentations in Memory of Donald J. Ortner. Knoxville, Tennessee.

Conference Sessions Organized (4 in total) Lieverse AR. 2013. Organized and Chaired (along with Hitoshi Fukase of Hokkaido University and Minoru Yoneda of the University of Tokyo) the Session: Bioarchaeology of Northeast Asia. Annual meeting Society for American Archaeology, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. Jordan P. 2013. Note: Co-organized session (with K. Gibbs): Circumpolar ceramics: pottery technology and the 'foraging spectrum', 3-7 April. Annual meeting Society for American Archaeology. Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. Jordan P. 2013. Note: Co-organized session (with A. Weber): Comparative perspectives on hunter-gatherer archaeology in Northeast Asia. September 4-8, Pilsen (Czech Republic): Annual Meeting European Association of Archaeologists. Ian Scharlotta. 2013. Organized and Chaired Session: Explanations of Behaviour using Archaeometric Techniques: Starting Assumptions and Theoretical Aspects of Hunter-Gatherer Research. Annual meeting Society for American Archaeology, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA.

Conference presentations (60 in total, 37 listed below) Note: List below does not include 23 presentations by BHAP at the 78th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Hawaii April, 2013 and the BHAP C14 Meetings/Oxford Meeting of the Core-to-Core Programme July, 2013. See pages 23-32 for details.

8 BazaliiskiiVI, Goriunova OI, AG Novikov. Integration of archaeological & ethnographic research. Irkutsk, Russia May 2013. Bronk Ramsey C, Schulting R, Bazaliiskii VI, Goriunova OI, and Weber AW. Radiocarbon reservoir and stable isotope offsets in human remains from the Baikal Region. The 7th International Symposium 14C & Archaeology Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium, 8–12 April, 2013. Hudson M, Ohnishi H, Hoover K, Aoyama M. “Resilience and social-ecological change in the late prehistoric Okhotsk culture of eastern Hokkaido.” European Association of Archaeologists, Pilsen, Czech Republic, September. Ishida H. Bioarchaeology -Reconstruction of life activity and subsistence in people of the prehistoric Okhotsk culture, northern Japan-. Symposium “Formation processes of Ainu people nad Ainu culture: a perspective from the North” 67th Annual Meeting of Anthropological Society of Nippon, National Museum of Nature and Science, Tsukuba, Nov 3rd, 2013. Jordan P. 7 September, Pilsen (Czech Republic): Annual Meeting European Association of Archaeologists, ‘Comparative perspectives on hunter-gatherer archaeology in Northeast Asia.’ Opening lecture. Note: This was the session opening paper in the Co-organized session (with A. Weber): Comparative perspectives on hunter-gatherer archaeology in Northeast Asia. Kato H. 2013. Formation Process of Ainu Ethnicity and Bear Cult, The Third Seminar of the Project of North: Seminar on Human and Interactions, Department of Archaeology, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UK, 3rd December 2013. Kato H. 2013. “Diversity in the dietary habits of Jomon hunting-gathering-fishing societies, The First Seminar of the Project of North: Seminar on ISO and 14C dating, Institute of Archaeology, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK. 3rd July 2013. Kato H. 2013. Ainu Minzoku Bunka Keisei Katei no Kaimei: Kita kara no Shiten (Pursuit of the Formation Process of Ainu Ethnicity: From the Northern Perspective), Dai 67 Kai Nihon Jinrui Gakkai Taikai (the 67th Annual Meeting of Japanese Anthropology), National Museum of Science, Tsukuba, Japan. 3rd Nov 2013. Kato H. 2013. Archaeological heritage and Hokkaido Ainu: ethnicity and research ethics, International Workshop “Archaeology of ‘Us’ and ‘Them’: debating of the ethics and politics of ethnicity and indigeneity in archaeology and heritage discourse, University of Uppsala, Uppsala, 24 October 2013. Lynch S. Canadian Circumpolar Institute Northern Research Day Conference, Edmonton 2013. Living on the Periphery: Portable-XRF characterization of obsidian tools from the Middle Jomon and Okhotsk Periods on Rebun Island, Japan. Masuda R. [“Prologue – Studies on animal evolution based on molecular analyses”, Public Symposium of the Hokkaido Branch of the Zoological Society of Japan: Researches on Animal Evolution and History based on Advanced Technologies]. May 25, 2013, The Hokkaido University Museum (Sapporo city). Hirata D, Abramov A, Baryshnikov G, Masuda R. [Development of mitochondrial DNA haplogrouping method and phylogeography of brown in Eurasia]. 2013 Annual Meeting of the Mammal Society of Japan, September 6-9, 2013, Okayama University of Science (Okayama city). Omote K, Nishida C, Takenaka T, Saito K, Simura R, Fujimoto S, Sato T, Masuda R. [Historical change of the Blakiston’s fish owl population in Hokkaido revealed by genetic analyses]. 2013 Annual Meeting of the Ornithological Society of Japan, September 16, 2013, Meijo University (Nagoya city). Kohyama T I, Omote K, Nishida C, Takenaka T, and Masuda R. [Pyrosequencing and genotyping of major histocompatibility complex class II in the endangered Blakiston’s fish owl]. The 84th Annual Meeting of the Zoological Society of Japan, September 26, 2013, Okayama University (Okayama city). Omote K, Nishida C, Takenaka T, Saito K, Simura R, Fujimoto S, Sato T, Masuda R. [Temporal change of the population structure of Blakiston’s fish owl revealed by mitochondrial DNA analyses]. The 84th Annual Meeting of the Zoological Society of Japan, September 26, 2013, Okayama University (Okayama city). Masuda R. “Zoogeographical history of animal populations around Hokkaido Island of Japan, revealed by ancient and modern -DNA analyses”, Seminar of Oxford Centre for Asian Archaeology, Art and Culture. November 13, 2013, University of Oxford (Oxford, U.K.). Nomokonova T, Losey RJ, Emel’ianova IUA. Ethnozooarchaeology of Baikal sealing [in Russian], Integratsiia Arkheologicheskikh i Ethnograficheskikh Isledovanii, Irkutsk, Russia, May 2013 (Paper). Novikov AG. "Ancient cultures of Mongolia and Baikal Siberia" Chita, Russia, September 2013. Purchase S. Whom it May Concern: The Theoretical Determination of Ideology from Mortuary Data with Specific Reference to Cis-Baikal, Russian Federation Anthropology, Physical Anthropology, Linguistics,Archaeology Conference, 19 Jan 2013. Sato T. (Dec.3, 2013) Dogs and Jomon People, The International Workshops on Human-animal Relations, U Aberdeen, U.K. Sato T. (Oct.12, 2013) Dogs and Jomon people. Higashimyou Symposium: The Jomon people and their real life revealed from shell mound remains. Saga Prefectural Art Museum, Saga. Sato T. (Jan.12, 2013) Mammoth fauna fossils of Baikal Siberia. Public Symposium: Message from Venus. The University Museum, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo. Sato T. (Mar.30, 2013) Prehistoric subsistence in the Ryukyu Islands. Public Symposium by Grant-in Aid for Scientific Research of JSPS: Coral Reef and Human Life. Okinawa Prefectural Museum & Art Museum, Naha. Kanai A, Nara T, Sato T, Suzuki T, Watanabe T, Sawada J, Chiba T, Sawaura R, Hagiwara Y, Hirasawa Y, Takeuchi S, Takahashi T and Onishi R. (Dec.14, 2013) Shitsukari-Abe Cave site. The Briefing Session for Buried Cultural Properties in Aomori Prefecture, 2013. The Aomori Prefectural Community Education Center, Aomori. Sawaura R, Nara T, Watanabe T, Sawada J, Chiba T, Hagiwara Y, Hirasawa Y, Kanai A, Takeuchi S and Sato T. (Nov.17, 2013) Results of the 2011-2013 Excavation at the Shitsukari-Abe Cave, Aomori Prefecture. The 1st Annual Meeting of 9 Japanese Society for Zooarchaeology. Keio University, Tokyo. th Sato T, Takahashi T, Onishi R, Hattori T and Sawada J. (Nov.3 2013) Zooarchaeological studies on Rebun Island. The 67 Annual Meeting of the Anthropological Society of Nippon. National Museum of Nature and Science, Tsukuba. Omote K, Nishida C, Takenaka T, Saitou K, Shimura R, Fujimoto S, Sato T, Masuda R. (Sep.26, 2013) Temporal change of the population structure of Blakiston’s fish owl revealed by mitochondrial DNA analyses. The 84th Annual Meeting of the Zoological Society of Japan. Okayama University, Okayama. Omote K, Nishida C, Takenaka T, Saitou K, Shimura R, Fujimoto, Sato T, Masuda R. (Sep.16, 2013) Historical change of the Blakiston’s fish owl population in Hokkaido revealed by genetic analyses. 2013 Annual Meeting of the Ornithological Society of Japan. Meijo University, Nagoya. Watanabe T, Abe Y, Nara T, Sato T, Sawada J, Chiba T, Sawaura R and Kanai A. (May.26, 2013) Archaeological and anthropological studies at the cave site in limestone region of the Shimokita Peninsula. The 79th Annual Meeting of Japanese Archaeological Association. Komazawa University, Tokyo. Schurr TG. 2013. “Tracing human movements across Siberia and into the Americas: New insights from mitochondrial DNA and Y-chromosome data.” Paleoamerican Odyssey Conference, Santa Fe, NM: October. Schurr TG. 2013. “Ancient and Modern Genetic Variation in the Americas: A North American Perspective on the Peopling the New World.” HEADS Meeting: The First Peopling of the Americas and the World Heritage Convention, Puebla, Mexico: September. Temple DH, Lieverse AR, Bazaliiskii VI, Weber AW. 2013. Paleopathological description and diagnosis of metastatic carcinoma in a Bronze-Age individual from Cis-Baikal, Siberia [abstract]. Paleopathology Association Newsletter (Meeting Supplment) S40: 53. Invited Symposium: Presentations in Memory of Donald J. Ortner. Knoxville, Tennessee. Weber AW. Eating fish makes you older: Carbon reservoir effects in middle Holocene Cis-Baikal, Siberia. Paper presented at the Annual Meetings of the European Association of Archaeologists, Pilsen, Czech Republic, September 4–8, 2013. Mackay A, White D. 2013. MIS3 climate variability and hominin dynamics in southern Siberia: a research proposal. 'Bridging Eurasia' Initiative 4th International Workshop German Archaeological Institute and Freie Universität Berlin. Yoneda M. 2013. You are what you ate: the tradition of Japanese foods reviewed from evolutionally point of view. Invited lecture for JSPS Summer Program (Hayama, 13 June). Yoneda M. 2013. Prehistoric anthropology by bone chemistry. The 212 meeting of Chubu Anthropological Association. Yoneda M, Y Naito, H Ishida, and H Kato. 2013. Okhotsk culture studied by stable isotopes in human and animal remains. The 67th Annual Meeting of the Anthropological Society of Nippon (Tsukuba).

Posters (8 in total) Hoover K and M Hudson. “Hunter-gatherer resilience after the agricultural transition in prehistoric Kyushu, Japan”, Poster presentation at American Association of Physical Anthropologists 82nd Annual Meeting, Knoxville TN, April 11. Hernandez M and M Hudson. “Diagnosis and evaluation of causative factors for the presence of endemic treponemal disease in a Japanese sub-tropical island population from the Tokugawa period”, Poster presentation at American Association of Physical Anthropologists 82nd Annual Meeting, Knoxville TN, April 12. Suzuki S, Kimura R, Ishida H. Degenerative changes of appendicular joints of human skeletal remains from the early-modern period of Kumejima Island, Okinawa, Japan. 67th Annual Meeting of Anthropological Society of Nippon, National Museum of Nature and Science, Tsukuba, Nov 1-4, 2013. Miyazato E, Watanabe C, Yamaguchi K, Mochimaru M, Kouchi M, Ishida H, Kimura R. Comparison between Ryukyuans and mainland Japanese in 3D facial morphology using homologous modeling. 67th Annual Meeting of Anthropological Society of Nippon, National Museum of Nature and Science, Tsukuba, Nov 1-4, 2013. Amaike, Y., Uragushi, K. and Masuda R. Geographical variation of skull morphology in the Hokkaido red vulpes schrencki. 2013 Annual Meeting of the Mammal Society of Japan, September 6-9, 2013, Okayama University of Science. Takhashi T. and Sato T. (Nov. 16-17, 2013) Transition of the faunal utilization on Rebun Island: With a special reference to the researches faunal remains unearthed from the Hamnaka 2 site. The 1st annual meeting of Japanese Society for Zooarchaeology. Keio University, Tokyo. st Onishi R, Sawada J and Sato T. (Nov. 16-17, 2013) Dog remains of the Okhotsk culture from the Hamanaka 2 site. The 1 annual meeting of Japanese Society for Zooarchaeology. Keio University, Tokyo. Hattori T, Sawada J and Sato T. (Nov. 16-17, 2013) Pig remains of the Okhotsk culture unearthed from the Hamanaka 2 site. The 1st annual meeting of Japanese Society for Zooarchaeology. Keio University, Tokyo.

NON-REFEREED CONTRIBUTIONS Articles in trade journals (5 in total) http://bhap.artsrn.ualberta.ca/project-publications Dolganov VA, Goriunova OI, Novikov AG, Weber AW. 2013. Assemblages with the Posol’sk type potery based on the materials from Layer 5a at the geoarchaeological site Sagan-Zaba II. Vestnik Novisibirskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta, Istoriia, filologia. Vol. 12(7): 125–132. Losey RJ, Bazaliiskii VI, Garvey-Lok S. Zhermonpre Osteobiografiya dog burial of Shaman II / / Integration of archaeological and ethnographic research. - Irkutsk: Izd IrGTU, 2013. - T. 1. - S. 301-307. Novikov AG. Funerary practices Bronze Age population Priolhonja: (based on repository Hadarta IV) / / Ancient cultures of 10 Mongolia and Siberia Baikal. - Chita Univ Zabaykal. State. University Press, 2013. - Part 1. - S.319-325. Novikov AG, Goriunova OI. Burial practices of the Late Neolithic population Priolhonja (Lake Baikal) / / Integration of archaeological and ethnographic research. - Irkutsk: Izd IrGTU, 2013. - T. 2. - S. 184-188. Suzuki T, Y Hatano, and M Yoneda. 2013. Jomon skeletons from the coastal area of Japan Sea in Tokoku. Koukogaku Journal (Archaeology Journal) 645,10-14.

Research reports/working papers (4 in total) Ishida H, Shimoda Y, Yoneda M, Naito YI, Nagaoka T. 2013. Reconstruction of life activity and subsistence in people of the prehistoric Okhotsk culture, northern Japan Bulletin of Hokkaido University Museum 6:109-115 (in Japanese with English abstract). Kato H, Iwanami R and Hirasawa Y. 2013 Hokkaido Rebun-cho Hamanaka 2iseki 2012 nenndo Koukogaku Chosa Gaiyo Houkokusho (2012 Preliminary Report of Archaeological Investigation in Hamanaka 2 site, Rebun, Hokkadido), Center for Ainu & Indigenous Studies, Hokkaido University, Sapporo, Japan. Masuda R. 2013. Genetic features of the Okhotsk people: Interaction between the continent and Hokkaido. Bulletin of the Hokkaido University Museum 6: 103–108 (in Japanese with English abstract). Ishida H, H Shimoda, M Yoneda, YI Naito, and T Nagaoka. 2013. Life history of Medieval Okhotsk skeleton. Research Report of University Museum, Hokkaido University 6.

OTHER RESEARCH CONTRIBUTIONS Classroom and public lectures (19 in total) Hudson M. “Subsistence, ecology and expansion: The farming/language dispersal hypothesis in the Japanese Islands.” Research Institute for Humanity and Nature, Kyoto. February. Hudson M. “Anthropology of the Ainu 1: Ainu Origins,” Department of Asian and African Studies, University of Ljubljana, March. Hudson M. “Anthropology of the Ainu 1: Traditional Lifestyles,” Department of Asian and African Studies, University of Ljubljana, March. Hudson M. “Hunter-gatherer and agricultural expansions in the Japanese Islands: From the Neolithic to the 19th century.” Department of Archaeology, University of Ljubljana, March. Hudson M. “Artifacts and hyperobjects in the Anthropocene.” TAG USA, Chicago, May. Ishida H. Reconstruction of life activity and subsistence in people of the prehistoric Okhotsk culture, northern Japan. Rebun International Field School Orientation (7/20-22) Sapporo, Hokkaido University, July 20th, 2013. Kato H. 2013. Ainu Ethnohistory from the Archaeological Perspectives, Asian Archaeology, Art and Culture Seminar Series, Oxford Centre for Asian Archaeology, Art and Culture, School of Archaeology, Oxford University. 20th February, 2013. Losey RJ. 2013. Zooarchaeology of Human-Animal Relationships. Invited lecture Dept of Archaeology, Simon Fraser Univ. Lynch S. Baikal-Hokkaido Archaeology Project (BHAP) Research Seminar, Hokkaido 2013. Lithic Provenance Studies and Obsidian Analyses from Rebun Island: Current and Future Objectives. Masuda R. [“Evolution and history of biodiversity on the Japanese islands”, Asahi Culture Center: Human History and Culture around the Sea of Japan]. May 8, 2013, Sapporo city. Nomokonova T. “People and Animals on Lake Baikal in Siberia”. Guest lecture at the Russian Department, Wellesley College, Wellesley, USA, February 2013. Nomokonova T. “People and Seals on Lake Baikal in Siberia”. Guest lecture at Anth 404: Ethnography in Circumpolar North: Comparative Perspectives, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, January 2013. Purchase S. Non-specific Infection and Physiological Stress in Middle Holocene Cis-Baikal, Siberia: A Preliminary Analysis, Saskatoon Archaeological Society, November 15, 2013. Schurr TG. 2013. “Genetic Diversity in Indigenous Populations of North America.” Department of Genetics, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil: November. Weber AW. Modelling Baikal hunter–gatherer middle Holocene diets. Baikal–Hokkaido Archaeology Project, Graduate Student Seminars, University of Alberta, Edmonton, October 10, 2013 Weber AW. Basics of archaeological photography. ANTHR 485, Department of Anthropology, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Nov. 5, 2013. Weber AW. Human–environment–climate interactions in Middle Holocene Baikal, Siberia. Why archaeology finds culture change so difficult to explain? Graduate seminar, ANTHR 500/600, Department of Anthropology, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Nov. 6, 2013. Yoneda M. Science for Jomon diet. Public lecture for citizen by Ichikawa-city, Chiba. 2013. Yoneda M and T Nara. Dietary reconstruction by carbon and nitrogen isotope analysis on human remains from the Katuyamadate site. Public symposium on Medieval Northern Trading and Domestication of Ezo. 2013.

Other public activities (excluding lectures) (7 in total) Kato H. 2013. Nihon Kai wo Meguru Hito to Bunka no Histori: Hoppoken toshiteno Hokkaido (History on Human and

11 Culture around Japanese Sea: Hokkaido Island as a part of North), Kan Nihonkai karamita Jinruishi to Bunka (Human History and Culture from the perspective of Circum Japanese Sea), Asahi Karucha Sapporo Kou (Sapporo Culture School of Asahi News Paper), Sapporo, Japan, 24th April 2013. Kato H. 2013. Jinrui no Kigen to Shinka (Human Origin and Evolution), Chusho Kigyo Doyukai Dai 61 Kai Doyukai Daigaku (the 61st Public University of Association of medium and small-sized enterprises), Association of medium and small-sized enterprises in Hokkaido, Sapporo, Japan 23rd May 2013. Kato H. 2013. Korekarano Rebun Tou nitotteno Maizou Bunkazai no Yakuwari (The role in the future of the Buried properties for Rebun Island), Hokkaido Rebun Funadomari Iseki Shutsudohin Sitei Kinen Shinpojium (the Memorial Symposium of Archaeological finds from Funadomari site in Hokkaido), Rebun, Japan, 15th September 2013. Lynch S. 2013. Introduction to Flintknapping Workshop. Instructor for flintknapping demonstrations for the University of Alberta, Alberta Archaeology undergrad course. Re relevance of experimental archaeology in present-day research. Feb. Lynch S. Strathcona Archaeological Society Flintknapping Workshop, Nov and Mar 2013. Instructor for full day flint- knapping workshop held at the University of Alberta. Attendees learned to produce basic lithic tools by end of workshop. Nomokonova T. Field Archaeologist for kids’ archaeological camp at North Baikal, grades 5-11, July 2013. Sato T. The exhibition titled “Jomon Culture on the Pacific Coast of Northern Japan” at the Minato City Local History Museum. (Jan. 5 – Feb. 20, 2013).

Media dissemination (radio, television, online articles) (16+ in total) Jordan P. 11 April 2013: Deutschlandfunk - radio article on early hunter-gatherer pottery function, Interview with P Jordan about function of world's earliest pottery (with Lucian Haas). Note: Also appeared on website as text: Die ersten Fischköche. Neues Analyseverfahren ermöglicht Nachweis organischer Reste in Jahrtausende alter Töpferware. Jordan P. 2013. Japanese newspaper coverage (11 articles in Japanese) re 2013 Nature article. Lieverse AR (translated by Nomokonova T). 2013. Death by Twins (Russian) Irkutsk: Pravo Vybora 11(166):8, July 2013. Losey RJ. 2013. CBC Radio. Edmonton, Calgary, Kelowna, and Saskatoon interviews regarding 2013 publication PLoS One. Losey RJ. 2013. Discovery News. An online newsletter featuring science news. Coverage of our 2013 publication on dog remains from Siberia. The article was subsequently widely featured elsewhere.

2012 REFEREED CONTRIBUTIONS Books sole edited (1 in total) Scharlotta I. 2012. Geochemical Analysis of Human Mobility: Studying Hunter-Gatherer Mobility using Isotopic and Trace Elemental Analysis. Lambert Academic Publishing, Saarbrucken, Germany. (published version of dissertation).

Books edited works (2 in total) Goriunova OI, Weber AW, and Novikov AG. (Editors). 2012. Pogrebal'nye kompleksy neolita i bronzovogo veka Priol’khon’ia: Mogil'nik Kurma XI [Neolithic and Bronze Age mortuary assemblages in the Ol’khon area: The Kurma XI cemetery.] Irkutsk: Izdatel'stvo Irkutskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta. 271 p. [In Russian] Weber AW, McKenzie HG, Lieverse AR and OI Goriunova. (Editors). 2012. KURMA XI, a Middle Holocene hunter– gatherer cemetery on Lake Baikal, Siberia: Archaeological and Osteological Materials. Archaeology in China and East Asia Vol. 3, German Archaeological Institute, Berlin and Northern Hunter–gatherers Research Series Northern Hunter– gatherers Research Series, Vol. 6, Canadian Circumpolar Institute Press, University of Alberta, Edmonton, 276 p.

Monographs (1 in total) Tarasov PE, Williams JW, Kaplan JO, Österle H, Kuznetsova TV, Wagner M. 2012. Environmental change in the temperate grasslands and steppe. In: Matthews, J.A., Bartlein, P.J., Briffa, K.R., Dawson, A.G., de Vernal, A., Denham, T., Fritz, S.C., Oldfield, F. (Eds.), (Ed.), The SAGE Handbook of Environmental Change. Vol. 2, Human impacts and responses. SAGE Publications Ltd., Los Angeles, pp. 215-244.

Book chapters Note: Chapters from the BHAP Northern Hunter –Gatherers Research Series Vol. 6 / Archaeology in China & East Asia Vol. 3 are listed separately below: KURMA XI, a Middle Holocene hunter–gatherer cemetery on Lake Baikal, Siberia: Archaeological and Osteological Materials. Edited by AW Weber, OI Goriunova, HG McKenzie and AR Lieverse. 2012. Archaeology in China and East Asia Vol. 3, German Archaeological Institute, Berlin and Northern Hunter–gatherers Research Series Northern Hunter– gatherers Research Series, Vol. 6, Canadian Circumpolar Institute Press, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Verlag Philipp von Zabern, Darmstadt, Germany. 276 p. CCIP ISBN 978-1-896445-57-1.

Contents. List of Tables. Ix; List of Figures. Xii; List of Selected Photographs. xiv. Introduction. AW Weber. Overview of the Baikal Archaeology Project and bioarchaeological studies of the Kurma XI cemetery. Pp 1-12. Chapter 1. AW Weber and OI Goriunova. Fieldwork methods at Kurma XI. Pp 13-22. 12 Chapter 2. AW Weber, MA Metcalf, OI Goriunova, AN Sekerin, ND Ovodov. Kurma XI: Grave descriptions: Archaeology. Pp 23-80. Chapter 3. AR Lieverse, SU Stratton, SG Ardley. Kurma XI: Human osteological remains. Pp 81-140. Chapter 4. AW Weber. Patterns of cemetery use at Kurma XI: Bayesian approach to the examination of radiocarbon dates. Pp 141-172. Chapter 5. AR Lieverse. Human osteological evidence: Health, activity, and demography. Pp 173-202. Chapter 6. OI Goriunova and LA Pavlova. Metal implements from the graves of the Early Bronze Age mortuary site Kurma XI on Lake Baikal. Pp 203-208. Chapter 7. HG McKenzie. Mortuary Variability at Kurma XI. Pp 209-228. Appendices 1. AW Weber and AR Lieverse. Selected photographic documentation. Pp 229-272. 2. SG Ardley, SU Stratton, T Young, AR Lieverse. Skeletal outline charts. Pp 273-276. CD-ROM Appendices 3. AW Weber and VI Bazaliiskii. Mortuary variable lists and codebooks for Neolithic and Bronze Age Cis- Baikal, Siberia. 4. HG McKenzie, AW Weber and B Drouin. Archaeological data. 5. AR Lieverse, SG Ardley and SU Stratton. Osteological codebook. 6. AR Lieverse, SG Ardley and SU Stratton. Osteological data. 7. AW Weber. Photographic documentation.

Book chapters (17 in total) Hudson M. Aoyama, Hoover K. 2012. “Navigating hunter-gatherer resilience: networks and insularity in the prehistory of the Ryukyu Islands”, in C. Damm and J. Saarikivi, eds. Networks, Interaction and Emerging Identities in Fennoscandia and Beyond (Helsinki: Société Finno-Ougriene): 49-66. Heathcote GM, Diego VP, Ishida H, Sava VJ. 2012. Legendary Chamorro strength: skeletal embodiment and the boundaries of interpretation. In: Stodder ALW and Palkovich AM (eds.) The Bioarchaeology of Individuals. Gainesville: University Press of Florida, 44-67. Ishida H. Peoples migrated from the North to Japan. In: Intoh M (ed.) Human Migration History. Kyoto: Rinsen Shoten, 170- 181, 2012. (In Japanese). Kato H. 2012. “Ainu Bunka (Ainu Culture)”, Sengo Rekishigaku Yougo Jiten (The Dictionary of History after WWII), pp.38, Tokyo Do Shoten, Tokyo, JAPAN. Kato H. 2012. “Jinruishi karamita Baikaru Siberia to Nihonretto (Baikal Siberia and Japanese Archipelago from the perspective of Human History)”, in K. Yoshida ed. Archaeometorica, pp.59-70, Tokyo Daigaku Sougou Kenkyu Hakubutsukan (The University Museum of the University of Tokyo), Tokyo, JAPAN. Kato H. 2012. “Senjyumin Bunka Isan to Chiiki ni Nezashita Koukogaku (Indigeous Cultural Heritage and Community- based Archaeology)”, in H. KATO and T. YAMAMURA (eds.) “Senjyumin Bunkaisan to Tourism: Ainu minzoku niokeru Bunkaisan no Katsuyo no Riron to Jitsen (Indigenous Cultural Heritage and Tourism: Theory and Practice on Utilizing the Cultural Heritage of Ainu)”, pp.12-28, Hokkaido Daigaku, Ainu Senjyumin Kenkyu Sentaa (Center for Ainu & Indigenous Studies, Hokkaido University), Sapporo, JAPAN. Kato H. 2012. “Sekai Isan Shiretoko niokeru Bunka Isan to Koukogaku (Cultural Heritages in the World Heritage site Shiretoko and Archaeology)”, in H. KATO and T. YAMAMURA (eds.)“Senjyumin Bunkaisan toTourism: Ainu minzoku niokeru Bunkaisan no Katsuyo no Riron to Jitsen (Indigenous Cultural Heritage and Tourism: Theory and Practice on Utilizing the Cultural Heritage of Ainu)”, pp.29-34, Hokkaido Daigaku, Ainu Senjyumin Kenkyu Sentaa (Center for Ainu & Indigenous Studies, Hokkaido University), Sapporo, JAPAN. Kato H. 2012. “Matome: Atarashii Ainu Shi no Kouchiku (Conclution: Construction of New Ainu History: For the History of Multi-voices)”, pp.212-221, Atarashii Ainushi no Kochiku: Sensh-heni, Kodai-hen, Chusei-hen”(Construction of New Ainu History: Prehistoric, Ancient and Medieval periods), Hokkaido Daigaku, Ainu-Senjyumin Kenkyu Sentaa (Center for Ainu & Indigenous Studies, Hokkaido University), 221 pages, Sapporo, JAPAN.Hokkaido Daigaku, Ainu Senjyumin Kenkyu Sentaa (Center for Ainu & Indigenous Studies, Hokkaido University), Sapporo, JAPAN. Lieverse AR. 2012. Osteologicheskie dannye po materialam mogil’nika Kurma XI: zdorov'e, aktevnost' i demografiia [Osteological data on materials from the Kurma XI cemetery: health, activity and demography]. In: Goriunova OI, Weber AW, Novikov AG (eds) Pogrebal'nye kompleksy neolita i bronzovogo veka Priol’khon’ia: mogilnik Kurma XI [Mortuary Traditions of the Neolithic and Bronze Age in the Ol'khon Region: the Kurma XI cemetery Irkutsk:Izd-voIGU, 2012 - Pril.1. Schwartz MK, Ruiz-González A, Masuda R, and Pertoldi C. 2012. Conservation genetics of the genus Martes: Movements, units to conserve, and connectivity across ecological and evolutionary time. In Biology and Conservation of , , and Fishers: A New Synthesis (K.B. Aubry, W.J. Zielinski, M.G. Raphael, G. Proulx, and S.W. Buskirk, eds), pp. 398-428, Cornell University Press, Ithaca and London. Rusinek OT, Takhteev VV, Gladkochub DP, Khodzher TV, Budnev NM. Authors: Rusinek OT, Takhteev VV, Gladkochub DP, Khodzher TV, Budnev NM, Bezrukova EV, Galkin VV, Galkina VI, Granina LZ, Goriunova OI, Donskaya TV,

13 Domysheva VM, Efimova IM, Zilov EA, Kuzmin MI, Lopatovskaya EG, Lyamkin VF, Mats VD, Pleshanov AS, Fialkov VA, Shamanova SI, Sherstyankin PP, Shimaraev MN (Editors-in-chief). Novosibirsk: Nauka, 2012. Book 1. 486 p. Sato T. 2012. Mammoth fauna fossils of Baikal Siberia. In: Yoshida K. (ed.), Archaeometria, Tokyo: The University Museum, The University of Tokyo, pp.81-93. Scharlotta I, Weber AW, OI Goriunova. 2012. Assessing hunter-gatherer mobility in Cis-Baikal, Siberia using LA-ICPMS: Methodological correction for laser interactions with calcium phosphate matrices and the potential for integrated LA-ICP- MS sampling of archaeological skeletal materials. In: I. Scharlotta, Geochemical Analysis of Human Mobility: Studying Hunter–Gatherer Mobility using Isotopic and Trace Elemental Analysis, Lambert Academic Publishing, pp. 108–154. Scharlotta I, Weber AW. 2012. Micro-sampling of human bones for mobility studies: diagenetic impacts and potentials for elemental and isotopic research In I. Scharlotta, Geochemical Analysis of Human Mobility: Studying Hunter–Gatherer Mobility using Isotopic and Trace Elemental Analysis, Lambert Academic Publishing, pp. 155–192. Scharlotta I., Weber AW. 2012. Spatial variability of biologically available 87Sr/86Sr, rare earth and trace elements in the Cis-Baikal region, Siberia: Evidence from modern environmental samples and small Neolithic and Early Bronze Age cemeteries. In I. Scharlotta, Geochemical Analysis of Human Mobility: Studying Hunter–Gatherer Mobility using Isotopic and Trace Elemental Analysis, Lambert Academic Publishing, pp. 193–243. Weber AW. 2012. Review of: EM Ineshin and AV Teten’kin. Chelovek i prirodnaia sreda severa Baikal’skoi Sibiri v pozdnem pleistotsene. Mestonakhozhdenie Bol’shoi Iakor’ I. Novosibirsk: Nauka, 2010, 267 pp. Sibirica Vol. 11(3): 80-82. Yoneda M, M Takenaka, W Takigawa. 2012. Diversity of dietary habits in Kofun and Ancient Periods of Japan shown by isotope analyses. In W. Takigawa ed. Osteoarchaeology for Emishi and Hayato, Doseisha, Tokyo. (in Japanese)

Articles in scholarly refereed journals (35 in total) Bezrukova EV, Anderson DG, Vinkovskaya OP, Kharinsky AV, Kulagina NV. 2012. Vegetation and climate changes in the Bolshoe Inyaptukskoe lake basin (North Baikal Plateau) in the middle and late Holocene// Archaeology Ethnology & Anthropology of Eurasia 40/3, p. 2–11. Mackay AW, Bezrukova EV, Leng MJ, Meaney M, Nunes A, Piotrowska N, Self A, Shchetnikov AA, Shilland E, Tarasov PE, Wang L, White D. 2012. Aquatic ecosystem responses to Holocene climate change and biome development in boreal, central Asia. Quaternary Science Reviews 41, 119-131. Bronk Ramsey C, Staff RA, Bryant CL, Brock F, Kitagawa H, van der Plicht J, Schlolaut G, Marshall MH, Brauer A, Lamb HF, Payne RL, Tarasov PE, Haraguchi T, Gotanda K, Yonenobu H, Yokoyama Y, Tada R, Nakagawa T. 2012. A complete terrestrial radiocarbon record for 11.2 to 52.8 kyr B.P., Science 338 (6105), 370-374. Hudson M. Aoyama M, Hoover K, J Uchiyama J. 2012. “Prospects and challenges for an archaeology of global climate change”, WIREs Climate Change 3: 313-328. Aoyama M, Hudson M, Hoover K. 2012. “Occupation mediates ecosystem services with human well-being.” Journal of Occupational Science 19(3): 213-225. Shimoda Y, Nagaoka T, Moromizato K, Sunagawa M, Hanihara T, Yoneda M, Hirata K, Ono H, Amano T, Fukumine T, Ishida H. 2012. Degenerative changes of the spine in people from the Okhotsk culture and two ancient groups from Kanto and Okinawa, Japan. Anthropological Science, 120: 1-21. DOI: 10.1537/ase.100925. Fukase H, Wakebe T, Tsurumoto T, Saiki K, Fujita M, Ishida H. 2012. Facial characteristics of the prehistoric and early- modern inhabitants of the Okinawa islands in comparison to the contemporary people of Honshu. Anthropological Science, 120: 23-32. DOI: 10.1537/ase.110411. Nagaoka T, Ishida H, Shimoda Y, Sunagawa M, Amano T, Ono H, Hirata K. 2012. Estimation of skeletal adult age distribution of Okhotsk people in northern Japan. Anthropological Science, 120: 103-113, DOI: 10.1537/ase.1107311. Koganebuchi K, Katsumura T, Nakagome S, Ishida H, Kawamura S, Oota H, The Asian Archival DNA Repository Consortium. 2012. Autosomal and Y-chromosomal STR markers reveal a close relationship between Hokkaido Ainu and Ryukyu islanders. Anthropological Science, 120: 199-208, 2012. DOI: 10.1537/ase.120322. Fukase H, Wakebe T, Tsurumoto T, Saiki K, Fujita M, Ishida H. 2012. Geographic variation in body form of prehistoric Jomon males in the Japanese archipelago: its ecogeographic implications. American Journal of Physical Anthropology. 149: 125-135, 2012. DOI: 10.1002/ajpa.22112. Dodo Y, Kawakubo Y, Sawada J, Ishida H. The Ainu and their neighbors as seen from the perspective of nonmetric cranial trait variation. I. The Hokkaido Ainu as a population among East and Northeast Asian peoples. Anthropological Science (Japanese Series), 120: 1-13, 2012. (In Japanese with English summary) Dodo Y, Kawakubo Y, Sawada J, Ishida H. 2012. The Ainu and their neighbors as seen from the perspective of nonmetric cranial trait variation. II. Regional differences among the Ainu peoples in Hokkaido and Sakhalin. Anthropological Science (Japanese Series), 120: 135-149. (In Japanese with English summary) Heathcote GM, Diego VP, Ishida H, Sava VJ. 2012. An osteobiography of a remarkable protohistoric Chamorro man from Taga, Tinian. Micronesica, 43: 131-205. Weber AW, Jordan P and H Kato. 2012. Environmental change and cultural dynamics of Holocene Hunter–Gatherers in Northeast Asia: Comparative analyses and research potentials in Cis-Baikal (Siberia) and Hokkaido (Japan). Quaternary International 2012 1-18. Lieverse AR, Cooper DML, Goriunova OI. 2012. A rare naviculocuneiform I coalition from Bronze Age Siberia. 14 International Journal of Palelopathology 2:25-30. Losey RJ, T Nomokonova, White D. 2012. Fish and Fishing in Holocene Lake, Baikal, Siberia. Journal of Coastal and Island Archaeology 7:126-145. Katzenberg MA, McKenzie HG, Losey RJ, Goriunova OI, and Weber AW. 2012. Prehistoric dietary adaptations among hunter–fisher–gatherers from the Little Sea of Lake Baikal, Siberia, Russian Federation. Journal of Archaeological Science, Vol. 39(8): 2612–2626. Bazaliskii VI, Losey RJ, Pezemskii DV, Garvie-Lok S, Germonpre M, and JA Leonard. 2012. Pozdnemezoliticheskii pogrebal'no-ritual'nyi kompleks s pogrebeniemvolka na Kaiskoi gore v g. Irkutske [Late Mesolithic mortuary-ritual complex with wolf grave on Kai Mountain in Irkutsk]. In Izvestiia Laboratorii Drevnikh Tekhnologii. 9:140–167. Irkutskii Gosudarstvennyi Tekhnicheskii Universitet, Irkutsk [in Russian]. Nomokonova T, Batrakova NA, and LV Tataurova. 2012. Perspektivy primeneniia zooarkheologicheskikh metodov k arkheologicheskim kompleksam russkogo naseleniia Sibiri (17-19 vv.) [Perspectives on the application of zooarchaeological methods to the analysis of archaeological material recovered from Russian settlements in Siberia (17-19 centuries AD)]. Vestnik Arkheologii, Antropologii i Etnografii 2(17): 132–136 [in Russian]. Omote K, Nishida C, Takenaka T, and Masuda R. 2012. Temporal changes of genetic population structure and diversity in the endangered Blakiston's fish owl (Bubo blakistoni) on Hokkaido Island, Japan, revealed by microsatellite analysis. Zoological Science 29: 299-304. (doi: 10.2108/zsj.29.299) Tsubouchi A, Fukui D, Ueda M, Tada K, Toyoshima S, Takami K, Tsujimoto T, Uraguchi K, Raichev E, Kaneko Y, Tsunoda H, and Masuda R. 2012. Comparative molecular phylogeny and evolution of sex chromosome DNA sequences in the family (Mammalia, Canivora). Zoological Science 29: 151-161. (DOI: 10.2108/zsj.29.151) Tsytsulina K, Dick MH, Maeda K, and Masuda R. 2012. Systematics and phylogeography of the steppe whiskered bat Myotis aurascens Kuzyakin, 1935 (Chiroptera, Vespertilionidae). Russian Journal of Theriology 11: 1-20. Inoue T, Kaneko Y, Yamazaki K, Anezaki T, Yachimori S, Ochiai K, Lin LK, Pei KJC, Chen YJ, Chang SW, and Masuda R. 2012. Genetic population structure of the Paguma larvata, (Carnivora: ) in Japan, revealed from analysis of newly identified compound microsatellites. Conservation Genetics 13: 1095-1107. Masuda R, Kurose N, Watanabe S, Abramov AV, Han SH, Lin LK, and Oshida T. 2012. Molecular phylogeography of the Japanese , Mustela itatsi (Carnivora: ), endemic to the Japanese islands, revealed by mitochondrial DNA analysis. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 107: 307-321. (DOI: 10.1111/j.1095-8312.2012.01948.x) Kobayashi F, Fukui D, Kojima E, and Masuda R. 2012. Population genetic structure of the Japanese large-footed bat (Myotis macrodactylus) along three rivers on Hokkaido Island, northern Japan. Mammal Study 37:227-235. Nagai T, Murakami T, and Masuda R. 2012. Genetic variation and population structure of the Martes zibellina on eastern Hokkaido, Japan, revealed by microsatellite analysis. Mammal Study 37: 323-330. (DOI: 10.3106/041.037.0406) Nagai T, Raichev EG, Tsunoda H, Kaneko Y, and Masuda R. 2012. Preliminary study on microsatellite and mitochondrial DNA variation of the stone marten Martes foina in Bulgaria. Mammal Study 37: 353-358. (DOI: 10.3106/041.037.0410) Kamada S, Moteki S, Baba M, Ochiai K, and Masuda R. 2012. Genetic distinctness and variation in the Tsushima Islands population of the Japanese marten, Martes melampus (Carnivora: Mustelidae), revealed by microsatellite analysis. Zoological Science 29: 827-833. (DOI: 10.2108/zsj.29.827) Dulik MC, Zhadanov SI, Osipova LP, Askapuli A, Gau L, Gokcumen O, Rubinstein S, Schurr TG. 2012. Mitochondrial DNA and Y-chromosome variation provides evidence for a recent common ancestry between Native Americans and indigenous Altaians. Am J Hum 90(2): 229-246. Shepard B. 2012. Political economic reorganization among non-state societies: a case study using Middle Holocene mortuary data from the Cis-Baikal, Russia. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 31:365-380. Shchetnikov AA, White D, Filinov IA, Rutter N. 2012. Late Quaternary geology of the Tunka rift basin (Lake Baikal region), Siberia, Russia. Journal of Asian Earth Sciences 46, 195–208. Melles M, Brigham-Grette J, Minyuk PS, Nowaczyk NR, Wennrich V, DeConto RM, Anderson PM, Andreev AA, Coletti A, Cook TL, Haltia-Hovi E, Kukkonen M, Lozhkin AV, Rosén P, Tarasov PE, Vogel H, Wagner B. 2012. 2.8 Million years of Arctic climate change from Lake El’gygytgyn, NE Russia. Science 337 (6092), 315-320. Nakagawa T, Gotanda K, Haraguchi T, Danhara T, Yonenobu H, Yokoyama Y, Brauer A, Yokoyama Y, Tada R, Takemura K, Staff RA, Payne R, Bronk Ramsey C, Bryant C, Brock F, Schlolaut G, Marshall M, Tarasov PE, Lamb H, Suigetsu 2006 project members. 2012. SG06, a perfectly continuous and varved sediment core from Lake Suigetsu, Japan: stratigraphy and potential for improving the radiocarbon calibration model and understanding of late Quaternary climate changes. Quaternary Science Reviews 36, 164-176. Shimoda Y, T Nagaoka, K Moromizato, M Sunagawa, T Hanihara, M Yoneda, K Hirata, H Ono, T Amano, T Fukumine, and H Ishida. 2012. Degenerative changes of the spine in people from prehistoric Okhotsk culture and two ancient human groups from Kanto and Okinawa, Japan. Anthropological Science 120(1), 1-21. DOI: 10.1537/ase.100925. Waters-Rist AL. 2012. A unique case of mandibular osteomyelitis arising from tooth germ infection in a 7,000-year-old infant from Siberia. Pp 15-25. Dental Anthropology, Volume 25, Issue 01, 2012 ISSN 1096-941.

OTHER REFEREED CONTRIBUTIONS Conference proceedings (4 in total) 15 Kato H. 2012. Kankyohendo to Hoppo Shuryomin Bunka no Keisei (Climate change and the formation of Northern Hunter- Gatherer culture), Dai 26 kai Hoppo Minzoku Bunka Shinpojiumu Kankyohenka to Senjyumin no Seikyo Bunka: Rikuiki Seitaikei niokeru Tekiou (The Report of 26th Northern People Culture Symposium Environmental Change and Subsistence Culture of Indigenous Peoples: Adaptation in the terrestrial ecosystem), pp.41-47, Hokkaido Douritsu Hoppou Minzoku Hakubutsukan (Hokkaido Museum of Northern Peoples), Abashiri, Japan. Lieverse AR. 2012. Lower limb activity in the Cis-Baikal: musculoskeletal stress markers among middle Holocene Siberian foragers. American Journal of Physical Anthropology Supplement 54:194. Nomokonova T and OI Goriunova. 2012. Promyslovaia deiatel’nost’ naseleniia rannego golotsena Priol’khon’ia (oz. Baikal) [Early Holocene subsistence practices of Priol’khon’e inhabitants (Lake Baikal)]. In Drevnie Kul’tury Mongolii i Baikal’skoi Sibiri, Vol.3, pp. 94-102. Mongolian State University, Ulan Bator [in Russian]. Sato T, Khenzykhenova F, Tsurumaru T, Ambiru M, Takakura J, Otsuka Y, Iida S, Schepina N and Tsogtbaatar B. 2012. Pleistocene faunal fossils from Bayangol I Site, Bulgan Aimag, Mongolia. In: Stubbe A, Kaczensky P, Wesche K, Samjaa, R, Stubbe, M, Reading RP and Gardner SL. (eds.), Exploration into the biological resources of Mongolia Vol.12, Halle: Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, pp. 55-60.

Conference presentations (36 in total) Note: Does not include presentations at the BHAP Radiocarbon Dating & Stable Isotope Research Meeting and International Workshop in Oxford, July, 2012 and the BHAP Early Pottery in Northeast Asia International Workshop in Sakhalin, Russia, March, 2012. See pages 23-32 for details. Bazaliiskii VI, R Losey, M Germonpre, M Sablin and S Garvie-Lok. 2012. New Data on and Interpretation of Dog Burials in Siberia’s Cis-Baikal. Society for American Archaeology Annual Meeting, Memphis, Tennessee. Goriunova OI, AG Novikov. "Ancient cultures of Mongolia and Baikal Siberia", Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, September 2012. Goriunova OI, AG Novikov "Phenomenon geoarchaeological layering Baikal Siberia. Baikal 100 years of scientific archeology ", Irkutsk, Russia, in December 2012. Fukase H, Wakebe T, Tsurumoto T, Saiki K, Fujita M, Ishida H. Geographic variation in body form of prehistoric Jomon males in the Japanese archipelago: its ecogeographic implications. 66th Annual Meeting of Anthropological Society of Nippon, Keio University, Yokohama, Nov 2-4, 2012. Miyazato E, Ishida H, Mochimaru M, Kouchi M, Yamaguchi K, Kimura R. 3D morphological analysis of human faces using homologous modeling 66th Annual Meeting of Anthropological Society of Nippon Keio University, Yokohama Nov 2012. Kudaka M, Fukase H, Kimura R, Hanihara T, Matsumura H, Saso A, Fukumine T, Ishida H. Metric characteristics of human limb bones in Asian and Japanese populations. 66th Annual Meeting of Anthropological Society of Nippon, Keio University, Yokohama, Nov 2-4, 2012. Fukase H, Wakebe T, Tsurumoto T, Saiki K, Fujita M, Ishida H. Geographic variation in body form of prehistoric Jomon males in the Japanese archipelago: its ecogeographic implications. 66th Annual Meeting of Anthropological Society of Nippon, Keio University, Yokohama, Nov 2-4, 2012. Kato H. 2012.Indigenous Archaeology of the Ainu. The 17th JSPS “Science in Japan Forum”: Routes of Indigenous Research, Cosmos Club, Washington DC, USA, 12th July 2012. Kato H. 2012. Indigenous Cultural Heritage and Tourism, International Symposium: Indigenous Cultural Heritage and Tourism. Sustainable Week of Hokkaido University, Hokkaido University, Sapporo. 13 October, 2012. Kato H. 2012. Hokkaido no Dainamizumu to Kankyo (Dynamism and Environment in Prehistory of Hokkaido), Shin Gakujyutsu Ryoiki Kenkyu Kan Taiheiyo no Kankyo Bunmei Sinpojium Kan Taiheiyo no Kankyo to Bunmei wo Kangaeru (Grant-Aid for Scientific Research on Innovative Area, Symposium of Environment and Civilization in the Circum Pacific Ocean: Thinking Environment and Civilization in the Circum Pacific Ocean), University of Sapporo, Japan, 2nd June 2012. Kato H. 2012. Shuryo Taisyo kara Girei Taisyo he: Siberia niokeru Syoku girei no Kigen (From Hunting Object to Object for Rite: The Origin of Food Ceremony in Siberia), Nihon Bunka Jinrui Gakkai Koukai Simposium Shoku no Girei wo meguru Chikyu no Tabi: Senjyumin Bunka kara mita Siberia to Amerika (Public Symposium of Japanese Society of Cultural Anthropology, World travel of Food Ceremony: Siberia and America from the perspective of Indigenous culture), University of Tohoku, Sendai, Japan, 10th November 2012. Kato H. 2012. Kankyohendo to Hoppo Shuryomin Bunka no Keisei (Climate change and the formation of Northern Hunter- Gatherer culture), Dai 26 kai Hoppo Minzoku Bunka Shinpojiumu Kankyohenka to Senjyumin no Seikyo Bunka: Rikuiki Seitaikei niokeru Tekiou (the 26th Northern People Culture Symposium Environmental Change and Subsistence Culture of Indigenous Peoples: Adaptation in the terrestrial ecosystem), Hokkaido Douritsu Hoppou Minzoku Hakubutsukan (Hokkaido Museum of Northern Peoples), Abashiri, Japan. Kato H. 2012. Paburikku Koukogaku no Kadai to Tenbo (Issues and Future of Public Archaeology), Dai 66 Kai Nihon Jinrui Gakkai (the 66th Annual Meeting of Society of Japanese Anthropology), University of Keio, Yokohama, Japan. 2nd November 2012. Lieverse AR, Schulting R, Antonova A, Bazaliiskii VI, Weber AW. 2012. A possible early Bronze Age massacre in the Baikal region of Siberia. Paper presented at the 45th annual Chacmool conference, War and Peace: Conflict Resolution in Achaeology, Calgary, AB 08-11 November 2012. Losey RJ and VI Bazaliskii. 2012. The Bear-able Likeness of Being: Ursine Remains at the Shamanka II Cemetery, Lake Baikal, Siberia. Society for American Archaeology Annual Meeting, Memphis, Tennessee. 16 Losey RJ. 2012. Zooarchaeology of Animal Life Histories. Arctic Domus startup meetings, University of Aberdeen, UK. Losey RJ. 2012. Seal Hunting on Siberia’s Sacred Sea: Past, Present, and Future. Invited Guest Lecture, 27th Annual Abashiri Symposium, Museum of Northern Peoples, Abashiri, Japan. Losey RJ. 2012. Dogs, Diets, and Animal Agency in the Baikal Region of Siberia. European Archaeological Association annual meeting, Helsinki, Finland. Lynch S. Canadian Archaeological Association (CAA) Annual Meeting, Montreal 2012. Burning Rocks and Taking Samples: An Actualistic Experimental Approach to the Heat Treatment of Quartz. Lynch S. Humanities Computational Graduate Student Conference, Edmonton 2012. Digital Tools for a Digital Time: Applications of Three-Dimensional (3D) Scanning Technology in Archaeology. Masuda, R. “Genetic phylogeny of the buried dog from the Kamikuroiwa rock shelter”, Symposium: The Researches on Dog Remains Excavated from Kamikuroiwa Rock Shelter Site. The 66th Annual Meeting of the Anthropological Society of Nippon, November 2, 2012, Keio University (Yokohama city). Nomokonova T and OI Goriunova. Subsistence activities of Priol’khon’e populations during the Early Holocene (Lake Baikal) [in Russian], Drevnie Kul’tury Mongolii i Baikal’skoi Sibiri, Ulan-Bator, Mongolia, September 2012 (Paper). Sato T, Ando H and Abe Y. (Nov.10, 2012) The excavation of Kamikuroiwa Rock Shelter and details regarding the discovery of dog burials. The 66th Annual Meeting of the Anthropological Society of Nippon. Keio University, Yokohama. Sato T, Khenzykhenova F, Simakova A, Martynovich N, Danukalova G, Morozova E, Semenei E, Kato H, Yoshida K, Kunikita D, Lipnina E, Medvedev G, Suzuki K, Lokhov D, Sawaura R and Kisloshchaeva T. (Sep.27, 2012) The Karginian Interstadial biota of the Fore-Baikal Area: Paleogeographical reconstructions. International Symposium: European Middle Palaeolithic during MIS 8- MIS 3. Wolbrom Cultural Center, Poland. Khenzykhenova F, Sato T, Tsurumaru T, Ambiru M, Takakura J, Otsuka Y, Iida S, Schepina N and Tsogtbaatar B. Mar.27, 2012. Pleistocene faunal fossils from Bayangol I site, Bulgan Prefecture, Mongolia, Martin Luther University, Germany. Sato T, Komiya H, Sawada J, Saeki F, Gakuhari T, Yoneda M, Yoshida K, Hashimoto M, Masuda R, Ando H and Abe Y. (Nov.10, 2012) Research on dog remains unearthed from Kamikuroiwa Rock Shelter. The 16th Annual Meeting of Japanese Zooarchaeological Society. National Museum of Japanese History, Sakura. Sawaura R, Sato T and Sawada J. (Nov.2, 2012) Paleolithic hunting activities: Pleistocene animal remains from the Shitsukari-Abe Cave site. The 66th Annual Meeting of the Anthropological Society of Nippon. Keio University, Yokohama. Takahashi R, Sato T, Matsui A, Anezaki T, Ishiguro N and Hongo H. (Nov.2, 2012) Introduction of Sus scrofa into the prehistoric Ryukyu Islands: Based on DNA analysis of archaeological and modern Sus samples. The 66th Annual Meeting of the Anthropological Society of Nippon. Keio University, Yokohama. Kanai A, Takeuchi S, Sawaura R, Chiba T, Sawada J, Watanabe T, Sato T, Nara T and Abe Y. (Dec.8, 2012) Abe site (Shitsukari-Abe Cave). The Briefing Session for Buried Cultural Properties in Aomori Prefecture, 2012. The Aomori Prefectural Community Education Center, Aomori. Komiya H, Sawada J, Saeki F and Sato T (Nov.10, 2012) The morphological features of two buried dogs from Kamikuroiwa Rock Shelter site , Ehime Prefecture, Japan. The 66th Annual Meeting of the Anthropological Society of Nippon. Keio University, Yokohama. Scharlotta I, Weber AW. Uneven distribution: Asymmetrical mobility patterns and shifting kinship structures in Neolithic and Early Bronze Age Cis-Baikal, Siberia. Paper presented at International Symposium on Archaeometry, Leuven, Belgium. May 28-June 1, 2012. Schurr TG. 2012. “New Perspectives on the Early Peopling of the Americas as Revealed by Anthropological Genetic Studies.” New England Antiquities Research Association Meeting, Taunton, MA: October. Schurr TG. 2012. “The Timing and Process of the Colonization of South America: A North American Perspective.” In ‘Early Man in South America: New Paradigms in Late Pleistocene/Early Holocene Biological Anthropology’ Session, American Association of Physical Anthropology Meetings, Portland, OR: April. Shepard B. 2012. Change and Continuity of Funeral Aesthetics in the Early Bronze Age Cis-Baikal: Implications for Understanding Ancient Political Strategies. Presented at the Fourth Eurasian Archaeology Conference, Cornell University. Waters-Rist AL. 2012. Infant and Child Diet in Ancient Siberian Foragers from Lake Baikal, Siberia: Stable Isotope Dietary Reconstruction. Presented at the Nederlandse Vereniging voor Fysische Antropologie (NVFA) Leiden, The Netherlands. Yoneda M, T Gakuhari, YI Naito, Y Chikaraishi, and N Okouchi. Feeding ecology and adaptation strategy of Jomon populations shown by isotope analyses. 2012 Annual Meeting of Japanese Society of Geochemistry.

Posters (6 in total) Faccia K, Buie H, Katzenberg MA, Bazaliiskii VI, and Goriunova OI. 2012. A three-dimensional analysis of cortical canal structure in Middle Holocene, Lake Baikal hunter-gatherer-fishers. 81st Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropology. Portland, USA. April 11-14. Moussa N, Kenney S, Mooder K, Bazaliiski VI, Weber AW, Bamforth F. Analysis of maternal and paternal genetic polymorphisms in the pre-historic hunter-gatherers of Lake Baikal, Siberia. Medical Genetics Research Day, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada. (12 March 2012)

17 Pratt IV, Lieverse AR, Schulting RJ, Cooper DML, Bazaliiskii VI, Weber AW. 2012. Exploring paleopathology from the inside out: an investigation of dental pathology and rauma with CT in tthe clinic, the lab, and at the synchrotron. Poster presented at the 40th annual meeting of the Canadian Association for Physical Anthropology, Victoria, BC, 7-10 Nov. 2012. Lieverse AR, Bazaliiskii VI, Goriunova OI, Weber AW. 2012. Lower limb activity in the Cis-Baikal: enthesopathies among mid-Holocene Siberian foragers. Poster presented at the 81st annual meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Portland, OR, 11-14 April, 2012. Hirata D, Mano T, Abramov A, Kosintsev P, Vorobiev A, Raichev E, Tsunoda H, Kaneko Y, Murata K, Masuda R. Molecular phylogeny and haplogrouping of the brown bear, based on analysis of the mitochondrial genome. 2012 Annual Meeting of the Mammal Society of Japan, September 20-23, 2012, Azabu University (Sagamihara city). Omote K, Nishida C, Takenaka T, Saito K, Simura R, Masuda R. Temporal change of genetic diversity and population structure in endangered Blakiston’s fish owl. 2012 Annual Meeting of the Ornithological Society of Japan, September 14- 17, 2012, the Unversity of Tokyo (Tokyo).

NON-REFEREED CONTRIBUTIONS Articles in trade journals (8 in total) Bazaliiskii VI. Funerary complexes of the Mesolithic - Neolithic Baikal Siberia: tradition burials absolute age / / News Lab ancient technologies. Irkutsk: Izd IrGTU 2012. - Vol. 9. - S. 43-101. Bazaliiskii VI, Losey RJ, Pezhemsky DV, Garvey-Lok S, Zhermonpre M, Leonard D. Pozdnemezolitichesky burial and ritual burial complex with a wolf on the mountain Kayskoy Irkutsk / / Proceedings of the Laboratory of ancient technologies.Irkutsk: Izd IrGTU 2012. - Vol. 9. - S. 102-12. Nomokonova T and OI Goriunova. 2012. Faunisticheskie ostatki s mnogosloinogo poseleniia Sagan-Nuge (oz. Baikal) [Faunal remains of the Sagan-Nuge site (Lake Baikal)]. In Problemy Arkheologii, Etnografii, Antropologii Sibiri i Sopredel'nykh Territorii, Vol. 18, pp. 123-127. Isd-vo IAiE SO RAN, Novosibirsk [in Russian]. Goriunova OI, Dolganov VA, Novikov AG, Weber AW. 2012. RANNII NEOLIT PRIOL’KHON’IA: PO MATERIALAM VI KUL’TURNYKH SLOEV GEOARKHEOLOGICHESKOGO OBEKTA SAGAN-ZABA II [THE EARLY NEOITHIC OF THE OL’KHON AREA: BASED ON THE MATERIALS FROM LAYER 6 AT THE GEOARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE SAGAN-ZABA II.] IN FENOMEN GEOARKHEOLOGICHESKOI MNOGOSLOINOSTI BAIKAL’SKOI SIBIRI. 100-LET BAIKAL’SKOI ARKHEOLOGII. (EVRAZIIA V KAINOZOE. STRATIGRAFIIA, PALEOEKOLOGIIA, KUL’TURY, VOL. 1). Irkutsk: Izdatel’stvo IGU, pp. 86–93. Novikov AG, Goriunova OI. Neolithic burial Priolhonja (Lake Baikal): periodization and chronology / / Ancient Culture of Mongolia and Siberia Baikal. - Ulaanbaatar Univ Mong. Reg. University Press, 2012. - Vol. 3, Part 1. - S. 80-89. Yoneda M and S Koyama. 2012. Bone chemistry and the subsistence and society of Jomon. Koukogaku Journal (Archaeology Journal) 630, 12-16. Gakuhari T, K Yamazaki, and M Yoneda 2012. Human-animal relation in light of isotope ecology. Koukogaku Journal (Archaeology Journal) 625. Yoneda M. 2012. The effect of climate change on diet of Jomon people. Kikan Koukogaku (Quarterly Journal of Archaeology) 118.

Research reports/working papers (5 in total) Kato H, Iwanami R, Hirasawa Y and Suzuki K. 2012. Hokkaido Rebun-cho Hamanaka 2iseki 2011 nenndo Koukogaku Chosa Gaiyo Houkokusho (2011 Preliminary Report of Archaeological Investigation in Hamanaka 2 site, Rebun, Hokkadido), Center for Ainu & Indigenous Studies, Hokkaido University, Sapporo, Japan. http://eprints.lib.hokudai.ac.jp/dspace/handle/2115/52658. Masuda R and Saka E. 2012. Mitochondrial DNA analysis of brown bear bones from the Tokoro-chashi Site Okhotsk Locality. In Tokoro Chashi Site Okhotsk Locality (ed. The Course of Archaeology and Tokoro Research Laboratory, Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology, University of Tokyo), pp.360-366, Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology, University of Tokyo, Tokyo (in Japanese). Sato T. 2012. Vertebrate remains excavated from pit-dwellings 7, 9, 10 at the Okhotsk Locality of the Tokoro Chashi site. In the Course of Archeology and Tokoro Research Laboratory, Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology, University of Tokyo (ed.) Tokoro Chashi Site: Okhotsk Locality, Iwaki: University of Tokyo, pp.312-359 (in Japanese). Sato T and Yoshinaga A. 2012. Remains of reptiles, birds and , In: Sekiguchi M. and Kurosawa H. (eds.), Komatsu Shell Midden, Tsuchiura: Tsuchiura Board of Education, pp. 97-126. Yoneda M, T Gakuhari, K Kobayashi, M Hirota, and S Itoh. 2012. Isotope analyses on human remains from the Miyahana- cho site. Site Report on Miyahana-cho site, Niigata Prefecture.

OTHER RESEARCH CONTRIBUTIONS Classroom and public lectures (17 in total) Hudson M. “The Ainu and hunter-gatherer studies.” Centre for Asian Archaeology, Oxford University, March. Hudson M. “Learning from the past? History, environment and resilience in Japan.” Public symposium on Disaster and Recovery in Japan, Cardiff University, March 9, 2012. Hudson M “Prospects and challenges for an archaeology of global climate change.” Department of Archaeology, Oxford 18 University, March. Hudson M. “Archaeology and interdisciplinarity in the face of global ecological crisis.” Neolithic Seminar, University of Ljubljana, November. Kato H. 2012. Shifting from Archaeological site to Native Property: Indigenous Heritage in the World Heritage site Shiretoko. Native American Studies Program, University of Oklahoma, Norman, USA. 14th February 2012. Kato H. 2012. “Ainu and Contemporary Japan”, Asian Studies program, University of Oklahoma, USA. Feb. 16, 2012. Losey RJ and T Nomokonova. 2012. Dog Burials and Stable Isotope Analyses in Cis-Baikal, Siberia. Invited lecture to Chita State University, Chita, Russia. Losey RJ and T Nomokonova. “New data on and interpretation of dog burials in Siberia`s Cis-Baikal”. Guest lecture at the Trans-Baikal Pedagogical Institute, Chita, Russia, March 2012. Moussa N. A comparison between two late Neolithic-Early Bronze Age Cemeteries (Ust-‘Ida and Kurma XI) through the analysis of mtDNA Macgregor Research Day, Dept of Lab Medicine & Pathology, University of Alberta Nov. 06, 2012. Nomokonova T. “Seals and hunters on Lake Baikal in Siberia”. Anthropology Colloquia Series, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, January 2012. Schurr TG. 2012. “Tracing Human Movements Across Eurasia and into the Americas: New Insights from Genetic Studies.” 25th Years of US-Mongolian Relations Conference, Smithsonian Institution: September. Waters-Rist AL. 2012. Invited public lecture entitled Ancient Peoples from Lake Baikal, Siberia: Reconstructing Health. Presented at the 16th Annual Barge’s Forum, Leiden University Medical Centre. Leiden, The Netherlands. Waters-Rist AL. 2012. Invited public lecture entitled The Disappearance of the Kitoi Culture, Lake Baikal, Siberia. Evaluating the Mid-Holocene Biological Discontinuity Hypotheses. Faculty of Archaeology Forum Leiden University. Weber AW. Middle Holocene Hunter–gatherers of Cis-Baikal (Siberia): Population and life history approaches. University of Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands, May 21, 2012 Weber AW. Human–environment–climate interactions at Baikal, Siberia: Why culture change is so difficult to explain? Graduate seminar, ANTHR 500/600, Department of Anthropology, University of Alberta, Edmonton, November 3, 2012. White D. 2012. The Baikal-Hokkaido Archaeology Project: Holocene hunter-gatherers in northeast Asia. Oxford Research Laboratory for Archaeology Seminar Series, Oxford University, UK, February 29. Yoneda M. 2012. Bone chemistry and the reconstruction of Jomon diet. Lecture on local history by the municipal museum of Kasori Shell Midden.

Other public activities (excluding lectures) (4 in total) Kato H. 2012. Jinrui no Kigen to Shinka (Human Origin and Evolution), Chusho Kigyo Doyukai Dai 60 Kai Doyukai Daigaku (the 60st Public University of Association of medium and small-sized enterprises), Association of medium and small-sized enterprises in Hokkaido, Sapporo, Japan 22rd May 2012. Lynch S. Introduction to Flintknapping Workshop, Nov. 2012. Instructor: flintknapping demonstrations, University of Alberta, Alberta Archaeology undergrad course, explaining relevance of experimental archaeology in present-day research. Sato T. The exhibition titled “Archaeometria”at the University Museum, University of Tokyo (Mar. 3– Jun. 17, 2012). Sato T. The exhibition titled “Archaeology in Mita” at Minato City Local History Museum. (Dec.17, 2011–Jan. 18, 2012).

Media dissemination (radio, television, online articles) (10+ in total) Losey RJ 2012. AC Baikal TV. Irkutsk, Russia television coverage of 3D scanning equipment installed by me through a CFI grant at Irkutsk State Technical University. Nomokonova T. Featured in Russian Press on March 2, 2012. Irkutsk State Technical University Press, Eastern Siberia, Russia. http://www.istu.edu/news/11843/ Schurr TG. 2012. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2092258/Native-Americans-actually-came-tiny-mountain- region-Russia-DNA-research-reveals.html Schurr TG. 2012. http://www.history.com/news/2012/01/26/native-americans-hailed-from-siberian-highlands-dna-reveals/ Schurr TG. 2012. http://www.physorg.com/news/2012-01-genetic-footprints-africa.html Schurr TG. 2012. http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2012/01/120203-native-americans-siberia-genes-dna- science/?source=hp_dl1_news_dna20120207 Schurr TG. 2012. http://www.upenn.edu/pennnews/news/penn-anthropologists-clarify-link-between-asians-and-early-native- americans Schurr TG. 2012. http://www.sciencecodex.com/read/penn_anthropologists_clarify_link_between_asians_and_early_nativeamericans -84964 Weber AW. 2012. Press conference with Japanese newspapers (Asahi-Shinbun, Yomiuri Shinbun, Mainichi Shinbun, Hokkaido Shinbun, and Nikkan Soyan) and local government officials from , Hokkaido, August 9. Waters-Rist AL. 2012. Prehistorische botten bij het Baikalmeer (in Dutch). [Prehistoric teeth of the Baikal people]. Leids Universitair Medish Centrum. Cicero [Leiden University Medical Center Cicero Magazine] No. 6, Aug 28th.

19 2011 REFEREED CONTRIBUTIONS Books sole edited (1 in total) Jordan P. (ed.) 2011. Landscape and Culture in Northern Eurasia. London: University College London Institute of Archaeology Publications (Left Coast Press).

Book chapters (8 in total) Hudson M, Aoyama M. 2011. “Occupational apartheid and national parks: the Shiretoko world heritage site,” in F. Kronenberg, N. Pollard, D. Sakellariou, eds. Occupational Therapies Without Borders: Towards an Ecology of Occupation Based Practices (Edinburgh: Elsevier), 247-255. (not refereed). Ishida H, Yamauchi T, Fukumine T. 2011. Reconstruction of human activity of Prehistoric peoples in Japan as viewed from physical anthropology. In: Chujo R, Sakai H, Ishida H. (eds.) Science in Archaeology. Kyoto: Rinsen Shoten, 116-132, 2011 (In Japanese). Jordan P. 2011. Landscape and Culture in Northern Eurasia: An Introduction. In: P Jordan (ed), Landscape and Culture in Northern Eurasia. London: University College London Institute of Archaeology Publications. pp. 17-45. Haakanson S Jr. and P Jordan. 2011. 'Marking the Land': Sacrifices, Cemeteries and Sacred Places among the Yamal Nenets. In: P Jordan (ed), Landscape and Culture in Northern Eurasia. London: University College London Institute of Archaeology Publications. pp. 161-77. Lieverse AR, Stock JT, Katzenberg MA, Haverkort CM. 2011. The bioarchaeology of habitual activity and dietary change in the Siberian middle Holocene. In Pinhasi R and Stock JT (eds.) Human Bioarchaeology of the Transition to Agriculture. Chichester: Wiley-Blackwell, p. 265-291. Scharlotta I, Weber AW, DuFrane SA, Goriunova OI, Creaser R. 2011. Assessing hunter-gatherer mobility in Cis-Baikal, Siberia using LA-ICP-MS: Methodological correction for laser interactions with calcium phosphate matrices and the potential for integrated LA-ICP-MS sampling of archaeological skeletal materials. In Laser Ablation: Effects and Applications, S. E. Black, ed., Nova Publishers, pp. 45-98. Schurr TG, Pipes L. 2011. The prehistory of Mongolian populations: Evidence from cranio-facial, dental trait and genetic studies. In: Sabloff P, editor, Mapping Mongolia: Situating Mongolia in the World from Geologic Time to the Present, Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Museum Press, pp. 134-165. Yoneda M. 2011. The dietary ecology of human population in Medieval Hokkaido and Okinawa. In T. Nakajo, H. Sakai, H. Ishida eds. Science for Archaeology, Rinzei Shoten, Kyoto. (in Japanese)

Articles in scholarly refereed journals (21 in total) Bezrukova EV, Belov AV, Orlova LA. Holocene vegetation and climate variability in North Pre-Baikal Region, East Siberia, Russia // Quaternary International, 2011, v. 237, p. 74-82. Bezrukova EV, Belov AV, Academician Kuzmin M I, Letunova PP, Abzaeva AA, Orlova LA, and Kulagina NV. First Results of Reconstruction of the Environment in the Holocene on the Angara-Lena Plateau (Eastern Siberia) // Doklady Earth Sciences, 2011, v. 440, part 2, p. 1435–1439. Bezrukova EV, Tarasov PE, Kulagina NV, Abzaeva AA, Letunova PP, Kostrova SS. 2011. Palynological study of Lake Kotokel’ bottom sediments. Russian Geology and Geophysics 52, 457–464. Staff RA, Bronk Ramsey C, Bryant CL, Brock F, Payne RL, Schlolaut G, Marshall MH, Brauer A, Lamb HF, Tarasov PE, Yokoyama Y, Haraguchi T, Gotanda K, Yonenobu H, Nakagawa T, Suigetsu 2006 Project Members 2011. New 14C determinations from Lake Suigetsu, Japan: 12,000 to 0 cal BP. Radiocarbon 53(3), 511-528. Saitou N, Kimura R, Fukase H, Yogi A, Murayama S, Ishida H. Advanced CT images reveal nonmetric cranial variations in living humans. Anthropological Science, 119: 231-237, DOI:10.1537/ase.100928, 2011. Losey RJ, VI Bazaliiskii, S Garvie-Lok, M Germonpré, JA Leonard, AL Allen, MA Katzenberg, and MV Sablin. 2011. Canids as persons: Early Neolithic dog and wolf burials, Cis-Baikal, Siberia. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 30:174-189. Kazuta H, Sato T, Dodo Y, Matsumura H, Amano T, Ishida H, and Masuda R. 2011. Genotype frequencies of the ABCC11 gene in 2000–3000–year-old human bones from the Epi-Jomon and Jomon sites in Hokkaido, Japan. Anthropological Science 119: 81-86. (DOI: 10.1537/ase.100416) Sato T, Razhev D, Amano T, and Masuda R. 2011. Genetic features of ancient West Siberian people of the Middle Ages, revealed by mitochondrial DNA haplogroup analysis. Journal of Human Genetics 56: 602-608. (DOI:10.1038/jhg.2011.68) Oishi T, Uraguchi K, Takahashi K, and Masuda R. 2011. Population structures of the (Vulpes vulpes) on the Hokkaido Island, Japan, revealed by microsatellite analysis. Journal of Heredity 102: 38-46. (DOI: 10.1093/jhered/esq091) Tashima S, Kaneko Y, Anezaki T, Baba M, Yachimori S, Abramov AV, Saveljev AP, and Masuda R. 2011. Identification and molecular variations of CAN-SINEs from the ZFY gene final intron of the Eurasian (genus ). Mammal Study 36: 41-48. (DOI: 10.3106/041.036.0105)

20 Tashima S, Kaneko Y, Anezaki T, Baba M, Yachimori S, Abramov AV, Saveljev AP, and Masuda R. 2011. Phylogeographic sympatry and isolation of the Eurasian badgers (Meles, Mustelidae, Carnivora): implications for an alternative analysis using maternally as well as paternally inherited genes. Zoological Science 28: 293-303. Katzenberg MA, HG McKenzie, RJ Losey, OI Goriunova, AW Weber. 2011. Prehistoric dietary adaptations among hunter- fisher-gatherers from the Little Sea of Lake Baikal, Siberia, Russian Federation. Journal of Archaeological Science 39(8):2612-2626. Nomokonova T, Goriunova OI, Losey RJ, and NA Savel’ev. 2011. The use of Ulan-Khada cove on Lake Baikal during the Holocene based on the analyses of faunal materials. Archaeology, Ethnography, and Anthropology of Eurasia. 46(2): 30–36 [in Russian and English]. Khenzykhenova F, Sato T, Lipnina E, Medvedev G, Kato H, Kogai S, Maximenko K and Novosel’zeva V. 2011. Upper Paleolithic mammal fauna of the Baikal region, east Siberia (new data). Quaternary International 231: 50-54. Dulik MC, Osipova LP, Schurr TG. 2011. Y-chromosome variation in Altaian Kazakhs reveals a common paternal gene pool for Kazakhs and the influence of Mongol expansions. PLoS ONE 6(3): e17548. Tarasov PE, Nakagawa T, Demske D, Österle H, Igarashi Y, Kitagawa J, Mokhova L, Bazarova V, Okuda M, Gotanda K, Miyoshi N, Fujiki T, Takemura K, Yonenobu H, Fleck A. 2011. Progress in the reconstruction of Quaternary climate dynamics in the Northwest Pacific: A new modern analogue reference dataset and its application to the 430-kyr pollen record from , Earth-Science Reviews 108(1-2), 64-79. doi: 10.1016/j.earscirev.2011.06.002 Kleinen T, Tarasov PE, Brovkin V, Andreev A, Stebich M. 2011. Comparison of modeled and reconstructed changes in forest cover through the past 8000 years: Eurasian perspective. The Holocene 21(5), 723-734. Williams JW, Tarasov PE, Brewer S, Notaro M. 2011. Late Quaternary variations in tree cover at the northern forest-tundra ecotone. Journal of Geophysical Research 116, G01017, doi:10.1029/2010JG001458. Waters-Rist, AL, Bazaliiskii VI, Weber AW, and Katzenberg MA. 2011. Infant and child diet in Neolithic hunter-fisher- gatherers from Cis-Baikal, Siberia: Intra-long bone stable nitrogen and carbon isotope ratios. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Vol. 146:225–241. Weber AW, White D, Bazaliiskii VI, Goriunova OI, Savel’ev NA, and Katzenberg MA. 2011. Hunter–gatherer foraging ranges, migrations, and travel in the middle Holocene Baikal region of Siberia: Insights from carbon and nitrogen stable isotope signatures. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology, Vol. 30: 523–548. Mackay AW, Swann GEA, Brewer TS, Leng MJ, Morley DW, Piotrowska N, Rioaul P, White D. 2011. A reassessment of late glacial–Holocene diatom oxygen isotope record from Lake Baikal using a geochemical mass-balance approach. Journal of Quaternary Science 26(6), 627–634.

OTHER REFEREED CONTRIBUTIONS Conference presentations (20 in total) Note: Does not include presentations from the BHAP ‘Bridging Eurasia’ Research Initiative 3rd International Workshop held in Berlin November, 2011 and the BHAP Start–Up Meetings in Sapporo and Jozankei July, 2011. See pages 23-32 for details. Goriunova OI, AG Novikov. III (XIX) Russian Archaeological Congress" Staraya Russa -Novgorod, Russia, October 2011. Goriunova OI, AG Novikov. "Ancient cultures of Mongolia and Baikal Siberia" Irkutsk, Russia, May 2011. Hudson M, Aoyama M. “Skeletal health indicators of social-ecological resilience in the early modern Ryukyu Islands.” Resilience 2011, Arizona State University, Phoenix AZ, March. (+2 more – see website for complete list) Kato H. 2011. Hokkaido Koukogaku no Kanousei: Baikal Hokkaido Koukogaku Purojyekuto (Potential of Hokkaido Archaeology: Baikal-Hokkaido Archaeology Project) Kokusai Shinpojium Jyomon Bunka to Yurashia no Yoso (Interna- tional Symposium Jomon Culture & Situations of Eurasia) Committee of International Jomon Forum, Hokodate, Oct Japan. Kato H. 2011. Cultural Heritage, Cultural Landscape and Indigenous Knowledge. International Symposium Tourism and Landscape in the North. Hokkaido and Finland, A Bridge for Northern Cooperation, Hokkaido University, 1 Nov 2011. Lieverse AR, Bazaliiskii VI, Goriunova OI, Weber AW. 2011. Lower limb activity in the Cis-Baikal: musculoskeletal stress markers among middle Holocene Siberian foragers. Paper presented at the 39th annual meeting of the Canadian Association for Physical Anthropology, Montreal, QC, 26-29 October, 2011. Losey RJ. 2011. The archaeology of dog domestication and its potential relevance for understanding reindeer domestication. Invited lecture, Rangifer Domus workshops, Tromso, Norway. Losey RJ. 2011. Bear ritual at the Shamanka cemetery on Lake Baikal, Siberia. Invited keynote lecture, German Archaeological Association, Berlin, Germany. Masuda R. [“DNA archaeology in Hokkaido: Future development and problems”], Regular Meeting of the Hokkaido Archaeological Association. October 30, 2011, Hokkaido University (Sapporo city). Masuda R. [“Prologue—Fauna in Hokkaido: Universality and Specificity”, The Public Symposium: Nature Changing in Hokkaido – From Zoological Viewpoints], The 82nd Annual Meeting of the Zoological Society of Japan, September 23, 2011, Asahikawa city. Masuda R. “Phylogeography and natural history of mammals in Hokkaido”, The Japanese Society of Systematic Zoology 2011 Symposium: Phylogeography of Japanese Mammals. September 21, 2011, Asahikawa city.

21 Takahashi R, Sato T, Matsui A, Anezaki T, Ishiguro N and Hongo H. (Nov.4, 2011) Zooarchaeological study of introduction of Sus scrofa into the prehistoric Ryukyu Islands: Ancient DNA and morphological analysis. The 65th Annual Meeting of the Anthropological Society of Nippon. Okinawa Prefectural Museum & Art Museum, Naha. Kato H, Sato T, Yoshida K, Suzuki K, Medvedev G, Lipnina E and Khenzykhenova F. (May 29, 2011) The report of Japan- Russia joint researches in Baikal Siberia: Studies of Human cultures in OIS 3. The 77th Annual Meeting of Japanese Archaeological Association. Kokugakuin University, Tokyo. Schurr TG. 2011. “Tracing Human Movements Across Eurasia and into the Americas: New Insights from Genetic Studies.” Second International Conference on the Great Migrations: Asia to America, Columbia University, NY: December. Schurr TG. 2011. “The Peopling of the Americas: New Perspectives from Genetic Studies.” Iris McGillivray Memorial Lecture, Annual Spring Symposium of the Archeological Society of Maryland, Crownville, MD: April. Shepard B. 2011. Changes in political economic organization and funeral aesthetics among hunter-gatherers the Middle Holocene Cis-Baikal (Russia). Presented at the Stanford Archaeology Center 2011 Graduate Student Conference. Weber AW. Problems with linking culture change to climate change during the Neolithic of the Baikal region, Eastern Siberia. Paper presented at the conference on Phenomena of the Jomon Era and the Eurasian Neolithic: On-site studies and trans-regional comparisons. Hakodate, Japan, October 28–30, 2011. Weber AW. Human–environment–climate interactions at Baikal, Siberia: History, concepts, and challenges. Presented at the International Workshop on Human-Environment Interactions in Long Time Perspective CIFAR, San Francisco, Dec. 2011.

Posters (7 in total) M Aoyama, Hudson M. “Resilience and the occupational cycle of indigenous Ainu people in northern Japan: perspectives from occupational science.” Poster presented at Resilience 2011, Arizona State University, Phoenix AZ, March. Kobayashi A, Fukui D, Kojima E, and Masuda R. Molecular phylogeography of the Japanese large-footed bat living along three large rivers in Hokkaido. 2011 Annual Meeting of the Mammal Society of Japan, September 9-11, 2011, Miyazaki University (Miyazaki city). Omote K, Nishida C, Takenaka T, Masuda R. [Population structure and genetic diversity in endangered Blakiston’s fish owl]. The 82th Annual Meeting of the Zoological Society of Japan, September 21, 2011, Asahikawa city. Abe Y, Nara T, Sato T, Watanabe T, Yoneda M, Sawada J and Sawaura R. (Dec.27, 2011) Anthropological and archaeological research at the Shitsukari-Abe Cave site, the northernmost of Honshu. Dual Symposia, Symposium on the Emergence and Diversity of Modern Human Behavior in Palaeolithic Asia & The 4th Annual Meeting of the Asian Palaeolithic Association (APA). National Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyo. Sato T, Khenzykhenova F, Simakova A, Martynovich N, Kato H, Suzuki K, Yoshida K, Lipnina E and Medvedev G. (Dec.27, 2011) Interdisciplinary investigation of the Bol'shoj Naryn stie, East Siberia. Dual Symposia, Symposium on the Emergence and Diversity of Modern Human Behavior in Palaeolithic Asia & The 4th Annual Meeting of the Asian Palaeolithic Association (APA). National Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyo. Shepard B. 2011. Middle Holocene political economies in the Cis-Baikal, Russia: insights from mortuary data. Poster presented at the 76th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Sacramento, CA. th Yoneda M, N Doi, Y Dodo and H Ishida 2011. The regional variation of maritime adaptation in prehistoric Jomon. The 80 Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropology (Minneapolis, 14 April).

NON-REFEREED CONTRIBUTIONS Articles in trade journals (5 in total) Bazaliiskii VI. Glazkovsky necropolis / / Legacy. - 2011. - № 3. - S. 32-35. Dolganov VA, Goriunova OI, Novikov AG, Weber AW 2011. Punktirno-grebenchataia keremika i ee mesto v neolite Prio’lkhon’ia (po materialam mnogosloinogo poseleniia Sagan-Zaba II) [Pit-combed pottery and its place in the Neolithic of the Ol’khon region (based on materials from the multilayered habitation site Sagan-Zaba II)]. Vestnik NGU. Series: Istoria, filologia, vol. 10(3) Arkheologiia, etnografiia: 84–91. Dolganov VA, Goriunova OI, Novikov AG, Weber AW. 2011. Kompleks s punktirno-grebenchatoi keramikoi i ego mesto v neolite Pribaikal’ia (po materialam mnogosloinogo poseleniia Sagan-Zaba II) [Assemblage with pit-combed pottery and its place in the Neolithic of the Baikal region (based on materials from the multilayered habitation site Sagan-Zaba II)]. In Drevnie kul’tury Mongolii i Baikal'skoi Sibiri. Irkutsk: Izdatel’stvo IGTU, vol. 2: 75–81. Goriunova OI, Novikov AG, Weber AW. 2011. Keramika rannego neolita Pribaikal’ia (po materialam mnogosloinogo poseleniia Sagan-Zaba II (Early Neolithic pottery in the Baikal region (based on materials from the multilayered habitation site Sagan-Zaba II). In Trudy III (XIX) Vserosiiskogo arkheologicheskogo sezda. Sankt Peterburg, Velikii Novgorod: IIMK RAN. Vol. 1: 125–127. Okouchi N, YI Naito, Y Chikaraishi, M Yoneda. 2011. Diet of Jomon people from point of view with new method. Kagaku (Science) 81 (11), 1116-1117.

22 OTHER RESEARCH CONTRIBUTIONS Classroom and public lectures (7 in total) Hudson M. “The Paimmi-nu-Nagabaka site and social-ecological resilience in Miyako history.” Society for East Asian Archaeology, Kyushu University, June. Hudson M. “‘Japanese’ and ‘Austronesian’ identities in the Neolithic of the Ryukyu Islands.” Neolithic Seminar, University of Ljubljana, November. Kato H. 2011. The potential for Archaeology in Hokkaido Island: New Approach of Baikal-Hokkaido Archaeology Project. Special Lecture in Oxford Center for Asian Archaeology, Art and Culture, Institute of Archaeology, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK. 29th November 2011. Kato H. 2011. Hokkaido Shima no Sendshi: Koukogaku Bunka no Doutai to Minzoku Keisei (Prehistory of Hokkaido: Dynamism of Archaeological Cultures and Ethnic Formation), Institute of Korai Cultural Property and University Museum of Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea, 16th February 2011. Nomokonova T. “Sealing and pastoralism at Sagan-Zaba Cove, Siberia” PhD Lecture University of Alberta, June 2011. Nomokonova T. “Use of the Baikal seal canines in age and season of death determinations”. Guest lecture at ANTHR 480/580:B1: Introduction to Zooarchaeology, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, March 2011. Waters-Rist AL. 2011. Infant Feeding Practices in Ancient Hunter-Gatherer-Fishers from the Lake Baikal Region of Siberia. Presented to Nederlandse Vereniging voor Fysische Antropologie (Netherlands Assoc. for Physical Anthropology) Leiden.

Other public activities (excluding lectures) (4 in total) Kato H. 2011. Tairiku kara Shima he: Kaiyo tekio to Minzoku Keisei (From Continent to Island: Maritime Adaptation and Ethnic Formation), Hokkaido Daigaku Hakubutsukan Shimin Seminar (Public Seminar of Hokkaido University Museum), Hokkaido University Museum, Sapporo, Japan, 12th November 2011. Kato H. 2011. Jinrui no Kigen to Shinka (Human Origin and Evolution), Chusho Kigyo Keieisha Doyukai (Lecture for Owners of Association of medium and small-sized enterprises), Association of medium and small-sized enterprises in Hokkaido, Sapporo, Japan 10rd October 2011. Masuda R. 2011. [“Zoology of Bones” in Zoological Plaza], sponsored by the 82nd Annual Meeting of the Zoological Society of Japan, September 23, 2011, Asahikawa city. Nomokonova T. Lecturer on Baikal archaeology for Moscow camp at Sagan-Zaba, Lake Baikal, grades 5-9, July 2011.

Media dissemination (radio, television, online articles) (5 in total) Losey R J. 2011. Discovery News. An online newsletter featuring science news. Coverage of our 2011 paper on dog remains from Siberia. This segment subsequently generated a range of covered in many countries and in many different formats, including academic and non-academic blogs, discussion boards, and even dog food company websites. Weber AW. 2011.Interviews with three Japanese newspapers: Asahi-Shimbun (July 10, 2011), Hokkaido Shimbun (July 13, 2011), and Asahi-Shimbun (July 18, 2011). Weber AW. 2011. Premiere of The Code Breakers documentary, produced by the Clearwater Media Inc., Theatre, Edmonton, January 7, featuring research by the Baikal Archaeology Project and interviews with A. Weber. CBC’s The Nature of Things with David Suzuki, January 13. http://www.cbc.ca/documentaries/natureofthings/2011/codebreakers/

Below are project workshops, business meetings and conferences in which the Baikal–Hokkaido Archaeology Project participated as a team in 2011–2014. Contributions below are listed in reverse chronological order.

International Workshop Baikal–Hokkaido Archaeology Project University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, May 5–7, 2014

Main sponsors: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada–Major Collaborative Research Initiative Award: Holocene Hunter-Gatherers of Northeast Asia, Project # RES0007122 Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Core-to-Core Program (Advanced Research Networks): Advanced Core Research Centre for History of Human Ecology in the North, Project #24242030

23 Attendees: Adachi N, Ames K, Bamforth F, Bazaliiskii V, Bush A, Clarke, M, Conner J, Fitzhugh B, Goriunova O, Habu J, Hiob A, Hirasawa Y, Ishida H, Iwanami Ren, Jordan P, Kato H, Kossler A, Kurzibov P, Lieverse A, Losey R, Lynch S, Masuda R, McKenzie H, Moussa N, Mueller S, Naganuma M, Nomokonova T, Novikov A, Osipov B, Purchase S, Rodrigues A, Scharlotta I, Schmidt M, Schulting R, Schurr T, Shchetnikov A, Shepard B, Tarasov P, Temple D, Tsutaya T, Urlacher R, Wagner M, Weber A, White D, Yang D, Yesner D, Yoneda M.

Academic Program

Day 1 Monday May 5, 2014: Glacier Room, Lister Conference Centre 87 Avenue & 116 Street (10-minute walk west of Campus Tower)

8:30 Coffee and light breakfast on-site

9:00 Opening address and announcements, A. Weber 9:30 Paper Session 1 (60 minutes), Chair R. Schulting 9:30 Kato Hirofumi, Naganuma Masaki, Sato Takao: Results of the archaeological excavation from Hamanaka 2 site 2011 and 2013 field years 9:50 Hirasawa Yu: Paleolithic Study in Sakhalin and Hokkaido: Seeking a Possibility of Paleolithic Site Existence on Rebun Island 10:10 Jordan Peter: Early pottery residue studies in Japan, Sakhalin, and Alaska 10:20 Ishida Hajime, Yoneda Minoru: Bioarchaeology in people of the Prehistoric Okhotsk Culture and new findings from fieldwork on Rebun Island

10:30 Coffee break

11:00 Paper Session 2 (60 minutes), Chair V. Bazaliiskii 11:00 Shchetnikov Alexander, White Dustin, Bezrukova Elena: First results using the new UWITEC drilling equipment for lake sediment studies in Cis-Baikal area 11:20 Tarasov Pavel, Mueller Stefanie, Schmidt Mareike, Kossler Annette, Wagner Mayke and the Lake Kushu Research Consortium: First results of palaeoenvironmental and geochronological research from the Lake Kushu sediment core RK12 and Hamanaka 2 site on Rebun Island, Japan 11:40 Scharlotta Ian: Recent methodological developments in biogeochemical techniques to track mobility in Middle Holocene hunter gatherer groups in Cis-Baikal 12:00 Paper Discussion Session 1 & 2

12:30 Lunch on-site

13:30 Paper Session 3 (60 minutes), Chair D. White 13:30 Clarke Megan: An exploration of the utility of dental calculus in the study of diet in the middle Holocene Cis-Baikal 13:50 Purchase Samantha: Infectious disease as an indicator of physiological stress in the middle Holocene Cis-Baikal 14:10 Lieverse Angela, Schulting Rick: Violence in the Cis-Baikal and Hokkaido 14:20 Schulting Rick, Ramsey Christopher B., Goriunova Olga, Bazaliiskii Vladimir, Weber Andrzej:Examination of the fresh water reservoir effect in the Cis-Baikal region 14:30 Paper Discussion Session 3

15:00 Coffee break

15:30 Round-table Discussion 1 Critical Evaluation of the Bioarchaeology of Individual Life Histories Approach Moderator: H. McKenzie; Presenters: A. Lieverse, K. Ames, R. Losey (5–10 minutes each)

20:00 Free networking time. All interested parties are encouraged to meet at Hudsons Canadian Tap House (11113-87 Avenue, a few steps directly east of Campus Tower).

Day 2 Tuesday May 6, 2014: Glacier Room, Lister Conference Centre

8:30 Coffee and light breakfast on-site

9:00 Paper Session 4 (90 minutes), Chair H. Ishida 9:00 Moussa Nour: Maternal and Paternal Genetic Background of Late Neolithic and Early Bronze Age Populations of Lake Baikal Area

24 9:20 Adachi Naboru: DNA analysis of the skeletons excavated from Hamanaka 2 site, Rebun Island, Hokkaido, Japan 9:30 Yang Dongya, Rodrigues Antonia: Ancient DNA Analysis of Roe and Red Deer from Ust'-Khaita 9:50 Masuda Ryuichi, Sato Takao: DNA analysis of animal remains in the Rebun Island 10:00 Schurr Theodore: Holocene Interactions in Northeast Asia from Biological Anthropology and Genetic Perspectives 10:10 Paper Discussion Session 4

10:30 Coffee break

11:00 Paper Session 5 (60 minutes), Chair H. Kato 11:00 Schulting Rick, Yoneda Minoru: An overview of the stable isotope data on human bone collagen from Baikal and Hokkaido 11:20 Weber Andrzej, Bronk Ramsey Christopher, Schulting Rick, Goriunova Olga, Bazaliiskii Vladimir: Freshwater reservoir effect corrections to chronology of middle Holocene hunter–gatherers in the Cis-Baikal region of Siberia 11:40 Tsutaya Takami: Stable isotope analysis of feeding ecology in the Okhotsk culture 12:00 Paper Discussion Session 5

12:30 Lunch on-site

13:30 Round-table Discussion 2 Topic 2. Comparative Approach to Hunter–gatherer Culture Change: Baikal and Hokkaido Moderator: K. Ames; Presenters: P. Jordan, D. Yesner (5–10 minutes each)

15:00 Coffee break

15:30 Round-table Discussion 3 Topic 3. Spheres of Interaction in Northeast Asia during the Holocene Moderator: J. Habu; Presenters: K. Ames, T. Schurr (5–10 minutes each)

20:00 Free networking time. All interested parties are encouraged to meet at Sherlock Holmes Pub (8519-112 Street, 1 block southwest of Campus Tower).

Day 3 Wednesday May 7, 2014: Aon Room, Alumni House 11515 Saskatchewan Drive (15-minute walk northwest of Campus Tower)

8:30 Coffee and light breakfast on-site

9:00 Round-table Discussion 4 Topic 4. Challenges and Promises of Interdisciplinary and International Collaborative Research Moderator: P. Tarasov; Presenters: J. Habu, B. Fitzhugh (5–10 minutes each)

10:30 Coffee break

11:00 Paper Session 6 (70 minutes), Chair O. Goriunova 11:00 Lynch Sean: Obsidian resource use from the Jomon to Okhotsk period on Rebun Island, Japan: a pXRF analysis of archaeological obsidian 11:20 Shepard Benjamin: Evaluating the prestige goods model among hunter-gatherers in the Cis-Baikal, Siberia: implications for understanding long-distance interaction and political integration during the middle Holocene 11:40 Iwanami Ren: Zooarchaeological studies using the cut marks based on comparative studies between sea mammals and domestic animals 12:00 Losey Robert, Nomokonova Tatiana: Recent Zooarchaeological Research in Siberia 12:10 Paper Discussion Session 6

12:30 Lunch on-site

13:30 Paper Session 7 (20 minutes), Chair R. Masuda 13:30 Lieverse Angela, Temple Daniel, Stock Jay, Macintosh Alison: Skeletal morphology and growth in the Cis-Baikal 13:50 Paper Discussion Session 7 14:00 Closing plenary session and closing address, Chair A. Weber

BHAP wind-up dinner and drinks Faculty Club, 11435 Saskatchewan Drive (east of Alumni House, northwest of Campus Tower) 17:30–18:30 Cocktails (cash bar) 18:30 Banquet Dinner

25 A Core-to-Core Meeting of Physical Anthropology Section Hokkaido University Library, Sapporo, Japan January 11, 2014

10:00-12:00 Presentations concerning morphology 1. Fukase 2. Ishida H. Reconstruction of life activity and subsistence in people of the prehistoric Okhotsk culture, Hokkaido and Sakhalin Islands. 3. Nagaoka 4. Yonemoto 5. Lieverse AR. Bioarchaeological Research: the Cis-Baikal and Hokkaido.

12:00-13:00 Lunch @ a nearby restaurant

13:00-14:10 Presentations concerning DNA 1. Sato T. 2. Adachi N. A plan to analyze genomes of the Okhotsk people. 3. Kimura

14:10-14:20 Short break

14:20-15:30 Presentations concerning morphology/isotope 1. Tsutaya T. Population dynamics in the Okhotsk culture: stable isotope analysis on weaning ages. 2. Schulting RJ. Violence among hunter-gatherers in Baikal & Hokkaido.

15:30-15:40 Short break

15:40-17:00 Discussion on 2014 year-term activities 1. Field school at Rebun in August, 2014 2. Relationship with BHAP (in particular, BHAP meeting May 2014) 3. 2014 meeting of the Anthropological Society of Nippon 4. Next Core to Core meeting of physical anthropology section in 2015

4th Annual Workshop "Bridging Eurasia & Baikal-Hokkaido Archaeology Project" Berlin, Germany, December 10, 2013

A report from Dr. Pavel Tarasov: I'd like to report that despite all everyday problems and financial difficulties a group of environmental scientists and geoarchaeologists were able to meet in Berlin for the annual workshop of the "Bridging Eurasia & Baikal-Hokkaido Archaeology Project". Thanks to a wonderful organization by Stefanie Müller (FU Berlin) and Dominic Hosner (German Archaeological Institute) and financial support of Center for International Cooperation (FU Berlin) we could assemble 14 scientists and PhD students from Berlin, Potsdam, UK and Russia in the lecture hall of the German Archaeological Institute for a one very inspiring workshop on 10 December 2013. Current results and nearest plans have been discussed.

Baikal-Hokkaido Archaeology Project Oxford C14 meetings Oxford, U.K., July 1–2, 2013 Attendees: C. Bronk Ramsey, R. Schulting, A.Weber Agenda

For C. Bronk Ramsey and R. Schulting 1. Paired dating data set 2. How is it possible for the linear regression to cross the X axis? 3. Upper Lena 4. Paper #1, linear regression (RS lead) 5. Paper #2, Bayesian statistics (CBR lead) 6. Paper #3, general culture history (AW lead) For R. Schulting

26 1. Diet mixing models 2. Reallocation of funds originally allocated to Yoneda ($83k) 3. Session for EAA 2014, Istanbul: 4. New CFI equipment 5. MCRI #4 6. Hydrogen pilot study For C. Bronk Ramsey

Oxford Meeting of the Core-to-Core Programme July 5–6, 2013

Attendees: C. Bronk Ramsey, H. Kato, T. Kobayashi, H. Ozaki, T. Omori, R. Schulting J. Lee-Thorp, M. Yoneda

A two day seminar was held in Oxford July 4th and 5th, marking the first meeting of a new Core-to-Core programme headed by Professor Hirofumi Kato of the University of Hokkaido, Japan. Following an introduction to the aims of the programme, Professor Kato gave an overview of Jomon culture in Japan, one of the longest-lived archaeological traditions in the world, extending from ca. 10,000 to 300 BC, and surviving longer than this in the north of the archipelago. This was followed by Professor Minoru Yoneda's (University of Tokyo) overview of stable isotope research on human remains from the Japanese archipelago, covering all periods from the Palaeolithic to medieval and even modern Japan. This work has revealed considerable regional diversity in diets, and is beginning to identify some very intriguing differences at much smaller spatial skills, sometimes within the same site. This theme was continued in the afternoon with talks by Professor Julia Lee-Thorp and Dr Rick Schulting, summarising stable isotope research on Holocene hunter-gatherers in South Africa and Europe, respectively.

The next day began with Professor Chris Ramsey's overview of Bayesian modelling of radiocarbon dates, as well as a report on recent work concerning freshwater reservoir corrections for dates on prehistoric human remains from the Lake Baikal region of Siberia. Dr Hiromasa Ozaki next presented his work on creating a calibration curve specific to Japan, noting offsets from IntCal09's northern hemisphere curve. Greater similarities with the southern hemisphere curve suggest that at least the southern half of Japan is affected by global weather patterns, specifically the summer monsoon. Dr Takayuki Omori then discussed the available radiocarbon chronology for the Kanto region of Japan, with its incredibly rich record of activity during the Middle Jomon period. The very detailed pottery typology that has been developed in the region by Professor Tatsuo Kobayashi is further supported by Bayesian analysis, indicating very rapid changes in pottery styles occurring almost every generation.

One of the advantages of small workshop seminars is the much greater time they allow for discussion. This touched upon a number of themes, including hunter-gatherer stability and change, identity, responses to environmental change, the impact of incoming farming communities, and the need for high-resolution chronologies. A number of interesting parallels between Japan and Britain/Ireland were noted in terms of their positions as island chains immediately adjacent to the continent, and the unique character that this provided in terms of a combination of isolation and communication. This was especially apparent in the process of the arrival of developed farming practices in the Yayoi period in Japan, and the Neolithic for Britain and Ireland.

The Core-to-Core is funded by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, and will run for five years, with meetings to be held in Japan, Canada and the UK.

BHAP team members present at the 78th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology Honolulu, Hawaii, USA April 3-7, 2013

Sessions and presentations organized by the BHAP Team, graduate students and affiliated scholars listed in alphabetical order and underlined below:

Sessions organized by BHAP: Angela Lieverse Organized and Chaired (along with Hitoshi Fukase of Hokkaido University and Minoru Yoneda of the University of Tokyo) the Session: Bioarchaeology of Northeast Asia.

27 Peter Jordan and Kevin Gibbs Session Chairs: Circumpolar Ceramics: Pottery Technology and the "Foraging Spectrum." Organised by Peter Jordan and Kevin Gibbs as part of the Ceramics before farming: prehistoric pottery dispersals in Northeast Asia project funded by the UK Leverhulme Trust. Ian Scharlotta Organized Session: Explanations of Behaviour using Archaeometric Techniques: Starting Assumptions and Theoretical Aspects of Hunter-Gatherer Research.

Presentations by BHAP: Noboru Adachi, Ken-ichi Shinoda, Kazuo Umetsu, Osamu Kondo, and Yuio Dodo: Ethnic Derivation of the Hokkaido Ainu Inferred from Mitochondrial DNA data. Lindsey Friedman, Hirofumi Kato, Andrzej Weber, and Tamsin O'Connell: Dietary Complexity Amongst Hunter-Gatherers in Japan: new insights from carbon and nitrogen analysis. Hitoshi Fukase, Masatomi Kudaka, Toshiyuki Tsurumoto, Masaki Fujita, and Hajime Ishida: Geographic variation in skeletal limb size and proportions among Northeast/East Asian populations. Yu Hirasawa: Difference and Uniqueness of Hokkaido Prehistory: Ethno-Historical Development and Relationship among Ainu and Past Prehistoric Cultures. In Symposium: Who are the Ancestors? Peter Hommel, Peter Day, Peter Jordan, and Viktor Mikhailovich Vetrov: Vessels of the Vitim: A Study of Ust'-Karenga and Ust'-Yumurchen Ceramics Ren Iwanami: Chashikotsu B Site: Pursuit of the Origin of Bear Ceremony Hirofumi Kato Discussant for Session: Who are the Ancestors? Redefining the Cultural Sequence of Hokkaido Island, Japan. Symposium Who are Ancestors? Hirofumi Kato: Mobile or Settled: Cultural Functional Diversities of Prehistoric Pottery in Hokkaido Island. Circumpolar Ceramics: Hunter-Gatherer Pottery Technology and the ‘Foraging Spectrum. Angela Lieverse, Vladimir Bazaliiskii, Olga Goriunova, and Andrzej Weber: Lower Limb Activity in the Cis-Baikal: Entheseal Changes Among Middle Holocene Siberian Foragers. Sean Lynch: Portable XRF Characterization of Archaeological Obsidian from the Middle Jomon and Okhotsk Periods n Rebun Island, Hokkaido, Japan. April 6, 2013. Hugh McKenzie and A. Popov: Cranial Modification at the Boisman II Hunter-gatherer cemetery, Russian Far East. Nour Moussa, Karen Mooder, Fiona Bamforth: A Comparison between Two Late Neolithic-Early Bronze Age Cemeteries (Ust'-Ida and Kurma XI) through the Analysis of mtDNA. Takao Sato: Features of Archaeological Assets and the Issue of Promoting CRM in the Shiretoko Peninsula. Takao Sato Discussant for Session: Who are the Ancestors? Redefining the Cultural Sequence of Hokkaido Island, Japan Mark Becker and Ian Scharlotta: Hunter-Gatherer Spatio-Temporal Patterning in San Diego County. Ian Scharlotta: Tailor Made: A(n evolutionary) Theory of Mobility to Suit Hunter-Gatherer and Scientific Archaeology. Rick Schulting, Julie Hamilton, Vladimir Bazaliiskii, Olga Goriunova, and Andrzej Weber: Untangling trophic levels? dD and d15N studies at Lake Baikal, Southern Siberia. Ben Shepard: Contrasting Approaches to Burials and Demography in the Study of Middle Holocene Hunter-Gatherers in Cis- Baikal, Russia. Daniel H. Temple: Stress chronology and periodicity among Jomon people from Hokkaido. Andrea L. Waters-Rist, V.I. Bazaliiskii, A.W. Weber, O.I. Goriunova, and M.A. Katzenberg: Evaluating the Biological Discontinuity Hypothesis for Mid-Holocene Populations from Cis-Baikal, Siberia, using Dental Non-Metric Traits Andrzej W. Weber: Understanding Middle Holocene Hunter-Gatherer Diets in Cis-Baikal, Siberia, Using the IsoSource Mixing Model. Minoru Yoneda, Yuichi Naito, Takashi Gakuhari, Chiaki Katagiri, and Naomi Doi: Island Adaptation on the Ryukyu Islands from Pleistocene to Early Holocene. Shimoda Y, Yoneda M, Naito YI, Nagaoka T, Ishida H. Reconstruction of life activity and subsistence in people of the prehistoric Okhotsk culture, northern Japan.

Baikal-Hokkaido Archaeological Project Radiocarbon Dating and Stable Isotope Research Meeting and Workshop Oxford, U.K., July16-18, 2012 16 July

12:00 Welcome 12:30–13:00 Chris Ramsey – Introduction to methods of chronological analysis 13:00–14:00 Lunch 1400–14:20 Andrzej Weber – Modelling hunter-gatherer diets using stable isotope data 14:20–14:40 Andrea Waters-Rist – Sulphur isotopes in ancient human bone collagen from the Lake Baikal Region of Siberia: freshwater ecosystem variation as a residence & dietary tracer

28 14:40–15:00 Ian Scharlotta – Micro-sampling of skeletal materials for mobility studies 15:00–15:30 Coffee 15:30–15:50 Robert Hedges, Ol Craig & Tom Higham – Calibrating the fish 14C reservoir and stable isotope systematics in diets of humans killed in the AD 79 Vesuvius eruption 15:50–16:20 James McCullaugh, Tom Higham, Anat Marom, Shweta Chavan, Clive Bonsall and Robert Hedges Towards identifying freshwater carbon reservoir effects by radiocarbon dating individual amino acids from archaeological bone collagen 16:10–17:00 Discussion 17 July 9:10–9:30 T. Omori – Radiocarbon data meta-analysis 9:30–9:50 Hitoshi Yonenobu – Kushu Lake coring project: age-depth models 9:50–10:10 Anson Mackay – Holocene environmental history in the Lake Baikal region: a palaeolimnological perspective 10:10–10:30 Rob Losey – Baikal Radiocarbon databases 10:30–11:00 Coffee 11:00–11:30 Andrzej Weber – Analysis of radiocarbon dates from Shamanka II cemetery 11:3–12:00 Minoru Yoneda – 15N analysis on Cis-Baikal Neolithic materials 12:00–13:00 Discussion 13:00–14:00 Lunch 14:00–17:00 Workshops: i. reservoir effects; ii. age modelling in the contexts of Baikal and Hokkaido 18 July 9:00–10:30 Workshops 10:30–11:00 Coffee 11:00–12:00 Workshops 12:00–13:00 The Way Forward – open discussion of issues arising during the meeting, and ideas on how to proceed. 13:00–14:00 Lunch Meeting ends 14:00

Baikal–Hokkaido Archaeology Project International Workshop: 'Early Pottery in Northeast Asia' Sakhalin, Russia, March 8-10, 2012

Hosted by: A.A. Vasilevski / Sakhalin Laboratory of Archaeology and Ethnography, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences and Sakhalin State University Co-organizers: Prof. A.V. Vasilevski (Sakhalin State University); Prof. Hirofumi Kato (Hokkaido University / BHAP); Prof. Peter Jordan (University of Aberdeen / BHAP)

RESEARCH GOALS AND GENERAL OVERVIEW The emergence of pottery is one of the most important questions in Old World archaeology. Traditionally linked to the rise of settled farming communities in the Middle East, it is now clear that the world's oldest pottery emerged among hunter- gatherers in East Asia during phases of sudden climatic and environmental change. This international workshop assembled researchers from Russia, UK and Japan and focused on current research into Late Pleistocene / Holocene hunter-gatherer archaeology and palaeoenvironments in Honshu, Hokkaido, Sakhalin, the Amur and in Eurasia more generally. It aimed to: • Present and discuss recent archaeological data and materials from across NE Asia / Eurasia • Critically review current models for (a) the emergence of pottery, (b) the Palaeolithic/Neolithic transition in NE Asia, and more generally, (c) explore the suite of cultural and technological responses by prehistoric hunter-gatherers to climate-change in the post-glacial environments of NE Asia. • Review how some of these current research hypotheses/models can now be tested using new scientific methods and approaches (e.g. organic residue analysis of early pottery wares to reconstruct dietary patterns and adaptations). • To take this agenda forwards, specialists also worked with local collections and sampled Early Neolithic pottery from across Sakhalin. • In order to understand the landscape and environmental contexts of Sakhalin's early/Middle Neolithic archaeology, the group also visited sites and research centres located on the shores of the Okhotsk Sea, SE Sakhalin.

WORKSHOP: PARTICIPANTS, PAPERS AND PROGRAM Summary of Research Papers: • A.V. Vasilevski (Sakhalin Lab. of Arch. and Ethnog. RAS.): Opening Address and welcome / Sakhalin Archaeology in Northeast Asian Context • Peter Jordan (Aberdeen University): Early Pottery Origins and Dispersals in Northern Eurasia: Current Insights and

29 Future Research Questions • I.A. Shewkomud (Khabarovsk Regional Museum): Early Pottery and the Osipovka Culture of the Lower Amur, Russian Far East • Kevin Gibbs (Aberdeen University): Comparative Insights into Early Pottery in the Middle East / Ceramic Analysis in NE Asia: Technology, Use and Provenance [2 papers] • Hirofumi Kato (Hokkaido University): Jomon Origins in Hokkaido and Northeast Asia • Tetsuhiro Tomoda (Asahikawa Archaeological Research Centre): Review of Jomon Pottery in NW Hokkaido • Toshiro Yamahara (Obihiro City Museum): Early Hunter-Gatherer Pottery in Northeast Hokkaido • V.A. Grishchenko (Sakhalin Lab. of Arch. and Ethnog. RAS.): New Research into the Early Neolithic of Sakhalin Island • I.A. Samarin (Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Museum): Early Jomon Archaeology of the Kurils • O.A. Shubina (Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Museum): Middle Jomon Archaeology of the Kurils

Discussant: • A.N. Popov (Director of Museums, Far Eastern National University, Vladivostok). Also present: Ren Iwanami (MA student, Hokkaido University); local Sakhalin archaeologists/students.

Other Research Activities: • Whole group: (a) general work/discussion of local/regional pottery collections and (b) sampling Early/Middle/Late Neolithic pottery from Sakhalin for surface and absorbed organic residues (11th March 2012). Whole group: visit to sites and archaeological research centre on shores of Okhotsk Sea Coast (12th-13th March 2012)

‘Bridging Eurasia’ Research Initiative 3rd International Workshop ‘Archives, Proxies and Approaches to Reconstruct Holocene Environments and Human Dynamics in East Asia: Contribution to Baikal-Hokkaido Archaeology Project’ Berlin, Germany, November 7–8, 2011

Jointly organized by: German Archaeological Institute, Department of Eurasian Archaeology and Beijing Branch Office (Prof. Dr. Mayke Wagner), and Free University Berlin, Institute of Geological Sciences (PD Dr. Pavel Tarasov) and BHAP (Dr. Dustin White, Prof. Andrew Bush)

Local Organizing committee: Stefanie Müller, Dr. (FU Berlin, Geological Sciences), Steffi Hildebrandt (FU Berlin, Geological Sciences), Dominic Hosner, Richard Ehrich (German Archaeological Institute, Eurasian Archaeology), Annette Kossler, PD Dr, Jan Evers (FU Berlin, Geological Sciences).

Monday, November 7 9:00–9:15 Gathering in the conference room, coffee 9:15–9:30 M. Wagner/P. Tarasov: Welcome to participants. Brief outline of the workshop aims Self-introduction of participants Chairman: R. Losey 9:30–10:00 D. White: Introduction of Baikal-Hokkaido Archaeology Project and its Environmental Module 10:00–10:30 A. Bush/E. Collier: Global and regional climate modeling: Applications to Holocene climate change in the Lake Baikal Region and in the North-Western Pacific 10:30–11:00 Coffee break Chairman: A. Bush 11:00–11:30 M. Wagner: Mapping of human dynamics in northern China since the Neolithic 11:30–12:00 H. Meyer/B. Chapligin: Holocene oxygen isotope record of diatoms and its palaeoclimati implications: Case Studies from Siberia 12:00–13:00 Lunch break Chairman: M. Wagner 13:00–13:30 E. Bezrukova: Pollen studies and pollen-based environmental reconstructions in the Lake Baikal Region: current results and future perspective 13:30–14:00 T. Kleinen: Holocene climate and vegetation modeling: Eurasian perspective 14:00–14:20 Coffee break Chairman: D. White 14:20–14:40 D. Demske: Facilitating palaeoenvironmental studies: photo documentation of fossil palynomorphs from Lake Suigetsu and analysis of surface samples from Hokkaido and Sakhalin 14:40–15:00 A. Kossler: Potential of high-resolution diatom studies: Results from Lake Suigetsu, Japan

30 15:00–15:10 P. Tarasov: Special Issue of Quaternary International ‘Baikal-Hokkaido’ (co-edited by P. Tarasov; D.White and A. Weber): Current Progress 15:10–16:00 10-minute presentations of PhD students: S. Hildebrandt: Variations in vegetation and climate reflected in the modern pollen spectra from the Lake Baikal region, Siberia C. Leipe: Surface pollen spectra from monsoonal Asia and its application for quantitative reconstruction of Holocene vegetation and climate M. Bergemann: Parametrisation of a plant moisture budget: Implementation and application in BIOME I model for northern Asia L. Taft: δ18O and δ13C analyses in shells of the freshwater gastropod Radix sp. Potential analysis of a new palaeoclimate archive for the Tibetan Plateau Ding Wie: Pollen data from China: reconstructions of human impact and environmental change 16:00–16:30 General Discussion: Moderators D. White/P. Tarasov 16:30–17:00 Coffee break 17:00–18:00 R. Losey: Public lecture: Bear Ritual at the Shamanka Cemetery on Lake Baikal, Siberia Deutsches Archäologisches Institut, Gartensaal, Peter-Lenné-Str. 32, 14195 Berlin

Tuesday, November 8 9:30–15:00 Continuation of the workshop (palaeoenvironmental group) in the Institute of Geological Sciences, FU Berlin (Campus Lankwitz, Building D. Room D012). Discussion of the next joint steps in environmental research and modeling.

Baikal–Hokkaido Archaeology Project Start-up Meetings Jozankei and Sapporo, Japan, July 15–22, 2011

Attendees: Adachi N, Antonova A, Bamforth F, Bazaliiskii V, Bezrukova E, Bush A, Fraser-Shapiro (Scharlotta) I, Friedman L, Fujisawa, Fukase H, Goriunova O, Habu J, Hiob A, Hirasawa Y, Hirata D, Hondoh T, Hudson M, Ishida H, Iwaki O, Iwanami R, Jordan P, Kato H, Kato T, Katsuki R, Kiyama K, Lieverse A, Losey R, Masuda R, McKenzie H, Moussa N, Mueller S, Novikov A, Okada M, Omote K, Onishi R, Ramsey CR, Sato T, Savel’ev N, Schulting R, Schurr T, Suzuki K, Tarasov P, Temple D, Tomoda T, Urushibara M, Wagner M, Watanabe T, Weber A, White D, Yamahara T, Yoneda M, Yoshida K.

Day 1, Friday, 15 July, 2011: Arrival, check in, Jozankei Hot Springs (Hotel Milione) 19:00–Late Dinner and drinks at the hotel restaurant

Day 2, Saturday, 16 July, 2011: Proceedings (Ainu Community Center near Jozankei) 6:45-08:30 Breakfast at the hotel restaurant 09:00 Departure by bus for the Ainu Community Centre 09:30–09:45 Welcome and introductions: H. Kato and A. Weber 09:45–10:15 Business meeting 1: Management, research plan, finances, advisory board, etc., leaders: A. Weber, A. Hiob 10:15–11:00 Business meeting 2: Academic dissemination, leaders: P. Jordan 11:00–11:15 Coffee 11:15–11:45 Business meeting 3: Public dissemination, leaders: H. McKenzie, 30 minutes 11:45–12:15 Business meeting 4: Student training (graduate & undergraduate), leaders: A. Lieverse, H. McKenzie 12:45–13:45 Lunch, 60 minutes (catered at the Ainu Community Centre) 13:45–14:15 Business meeting 5: Radiocarbon dating, leaders: C. Ramsey, M. Yoneda, K. Yoshida 14:15–14:45 Business meeting 6: Bone chemistry tests, leaders: R. Schulting, M. Yoneda 14:45–15:00 Coffee 15:00–15:30 Business meeting 7: Human osteological analyses, leaders: H. Ishida, A. Lieverse 15:30–16:00 Business meeting 8: Zooarchaeological studies (osteological and DNA), leaders: R. Losey, T. Sato, N. Savel’ev 16:00 Return by bus to Hotel Milione 19:00–Late Dinner and drinks at the hotel restaurant

Day 3, Sunday, 17 July, 2011: Official opening ceremony and public lectures (Hokkaido University Sapporo) 6:45-08:30 Breakfast at the hotel restaurant 08:30 Departure by bus for Hokkaido University

31 10:00–10:30 Welcome: Prof. H. Kato, Hokkaido University Opening addresses: Prof. T. Hondoh, Vice-President, Hokkaido University; Mr. T. Kato, President, Ainu Association; Mr. O. Iwaki, Superintendent, Board of Education, Kafuka, Rebun Island; Prof. A. Weber, University of Alberta 10:30–11:30 Lecture 1: P. Jordan, University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom: Holocene hunter-gatherers of Northeast Asia and Hokkaido archaeology and project overview 11:30–11:45 Coffee 11:45–12:45 Lecture 2: R. Losey, University of Alberta, Canada: Ten years of the Baikal Archaeology Project 12:45–14:00 Lunch 14:00–15:00 Lecture 3: A. Lieverse, University of Saskatchewan, Canada: Bioarchaeology of human skeletal remains: Hokkaido and Baikal 15:00–16:00 Lecture 4: J. Habu, University of California, Berkeley: Subsistence specialization, climate change, and human impacts on the Jomon landscape: A case study from northern Japan 17:00 Return by bus to Hotel Milione

Day 4, Monday, 18 July, 2011: Proceedings (Ainu Community Center near Jozankei) 6:45-08:30 Breakfast at the hotel restaurant 09:00 Departure by bus for the Ainu Community Centre 09:30–10:15 Lecture 5: V.I. Bazaliiskii, Neolithic cemeteries on the Angara and southwest Baikal, Siberia 10:15–11:00 Lecture 6: O.I. Goriunova, AG Novikov, Neolithic and Bronze Age cemeteries on Lake Baikal 11:00–11:15 Coffee 11:15–11:45 Business meeting 9: Human DNA work, leaders: R. Masuda, F. Bamforth, N. Adachi 11:45–12:15 Business meeting 10: Paleoenvironmental fieldwork, leaders: D. White, E. Bezrukova 12:15–13:15 Lunch; 60 minutes (catered at the Ainu Community Centre) 13:15–13:45 Business meeting 11: Paleoenvironmental modeling, leaders: P. Tarasov, A. Bush 13:45–14:15 Business meeting 12: Mortuary archaeology (Baikal), leaders: H. McKenzie, V.I. Bazaliiskii, O.I. Goriunova 14:15–14:30 Coffee 14:30–16:00 Plenary session and closing addresses, leaders: A. Weber, H. Kato 16:00 Return by bus to Hotel Milione 19:00–Late Dinner and drinks at the hotel restaurant

Day 5, Tuesday, 19 July, 2011: Departure home or transfer to Rebun Island (optional) 6:45-08:30 Breakfast at the hotel restaurant 09:00 Departure home or transfer to Rebun Island for excursion ANA Hotel Wakkanai Day 6, Wednesday, 20 July, 2011: Rebun Island (visit Funadomari and Hamanaka sites) Hotel Rebun, Kafuka, Rebun Island Day 7, Thursday, 21 July, 2011: Free day. Sightseeing on Rebun Island Hotel Rebun, Kafuka, Rebun Island Day8, Friday, 22 July, 2011: Departure of participants from Rebun Island Travel day to Sapporo, arrive in the evening c. 8:00pm.

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